Coinciding with the First Quarter Moon this week is #BatWeek! Although spooky to some, bats are preparing for next year, just like us. Please help us get ready for the important work ahead protecting...
We hope you've enjoyed hanging out with our bats so far this week 🦇Today, Professor Longhorn shares some facts about the bats that call Longhorn Cavern home 🧑🏫🐮
Want to see our bats for yourself? We...
🦇 Say hello to the Big Brown Bat! Ontario’s most common bat!
This large, adaptable bat is a generalist insectivore, munching on a variety of insects, including beetles, thanks to its strong jaws. You...
White-nose syndrome is a deadly fungus harming hibernating bats. Since arriving in North America in 2006, millions of bats have died. 🦇
Populations of the northern long-eared bat and tricolored bat...
🦇 Wacky Wednesday Science Fact! 🦇
Did you know there are more than 1,400 species of bats in the world? That means one out of every four mammals is a bat! 🤯
The largest bat is the Giant Golden-Crowned...