To live in or to inhabit the air or the wind as a means of surviving; such as, most birds, bats, and certain insects.

• Garden flowers which sway in the wind are aerocoling pollen in the breezes which are distributed to other flowers.
• Most birds aerocole; for example, hummingbirds that are extracting nectar from flowers and swallows that are feeding on air borne insects.
—Source: Macmillan Illustrated Animal Encyclopedia, page 14.
• Bats are the only mammals that are capable of aerocoling and they exist in several different habitats; including tropical, subtropical, and temperate forests; as well as, savanna grasslands, deserts, and wetlands.
• Bats aerocole by eating fruits and insects, drinking nectar and eating pollen, and a few even suck the blood of large animals; while some of the others eat fish, frogs, and other bats.