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Our Most Recent! April 2013, Volume 11, Number 4 |
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A Most Amazing African Bat
The little pied bat (aka pied butterfly bat) of central and west Africa is one of the most dazzling of bats, with dramatic white ...
Bats in the News
The Geomyces destructans fungus that causes White-nose Syndrome was found on a few Oklahoma bats in 2010, but no symptoms were ...
Help for Russia’s Forgotten Bats
The youngsters, some wearing elaborate bat costumes, waved their arms as part of a playful demonstration of how bats can fly. ... |
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March 2013, Volume 11, Number 3 |
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Bats in the News
Bats, says the LiveScience website, are among the most successful groups of mammals, with more than 1,250 species. Other than ...
Surprising Migrations of Tri-colored Bats
Graduate student Erin Fraser applied today's technology to bat specimens collected over the past 135 years to begin unraveling ...
Protecting Fruit Bats in Lebanon
Vandals firing AK-47 rifles and shotguns at one of Lebanon's most important bat caves massacred some 5,000 fruit bats – out of ... |
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February 2013, Volume 11, Number 2 |
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A Giant Step for Conservation in Africa
Africa is home to more than 250 species of bats, a remarkably diverse and beneficial collection of flying mammals that face dire ...
Rodrigues Flying Fox: A Tragic Wonder
A Critically Endangered bat – the Rodrigues flying fox, found only on a single island some 1,500 miles off the coast of ...
Bats in the News
Bats are wonderfully adapted for their unique role as the only true flyers among mammals, and researchers have studied – and ... |
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January 2013, Volume 11, Number 1 |
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Bats in the News
New research suggests that bats live exceptionally long lives and survive infections from some very nasty viruses because of ...
African Bat Conservation
Bat conservationists from throughout Sub-Saharan Africa – a small but wonderfully dedicated collection of individuals who often ...
Protecting Bats & Guano Miners
Bat guano is a terrific natural fertilizer that has been mined around the world for centuries. It’s still mined in North ... |
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