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Would a flying, human sized species from a planet smaller than Earth be stronger, as strong or weaker than humans?

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I'm working on a sci fi story where one of the species has batlike wings and comes from a moon around the size of Titan with roughly the same atmospheric pressure as Earth. Initially, I thought they'd be weaker than humans. But the idea originated from the fact that humans would be able to fly that way on Titan, presumably meaning that something that size able to fly on a world like that would at least have to be in the ballpark of human strength in order to fly there. So which would be more likely?

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