Re: Bat bite?
I'm the same way, worrying about cracked dry skin on the back of my hand. But there's a few key things to note. First is that the only flyby bite a bat can do is on an insect. Anything bigger, like your finger, and they would have to land or crash into it. Fingers are also one of the most touch sensitive parts of the body so again you would feel it.
But, you said the weather was cold. Bats either hibernate or fly south. Even at my college in Pennsylvania there aren't any flying around because below freezing temperatures. Rain only makes it worse for them.
Lastly, you mentioned that you washed your hands several times between leaving the house and finding the mark. Washing hands removes oils in our skin and makes it easier to tear. Where on your finger did the mark appear, and which finger? If it's on any one of your knuckles then it is 99.99% dry skin.
And is it just my imagination, or is your tldr longer than your long version?
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