Do all animals except humans a variety of bats and guinea pigs capable producing vitamin c?

You're close, but not quite right! Here's the breakdown:

* Most animals, including bats and guinea pigs, can produce their own vitamin C. This is because they have the necessary enzymes to synthesize it from glucose.

* Humans, along with some other primates, have lost the ability to produce vitamin C. This means they need to obtain it through their diet.

So, the statement "all animals except humans a variety of bats and guinea pigs capable producing vitamin c" is incorrect.

It's important to remember that the vast majority of animals can make their own vitamin C.