Sperms of which animal can remain viable for years within the female genital tract?

Explanation

In most mammals, sperm is capable of fertilizing eggs for only a few days after copulation. Female bats have the ability to store sperm for extended periods, ranging from several months to even years, making them the correct answer in this context. Whales, camels, and giraffes do not exhibit the same level of sperm viability within the female genital tract as bats do.