purduefnr on
October 28, 2025
To celebrate Bat Week, here are some photos from our twspurdue Mammals Working Group's bat hike at the Purdue Wildlife Area in early October. Thanks to graduate student Tina Jackson for teaching them ...
sdhumanesociety on
October 28, 2025
It’s #BatWeek — and you BATter believe we’re excited to celebrate these incredible creatures! Bats are essential to our environment and play a vital role in keeping ecosystems healthy. You can thank t...
mulheresnaquiropterologia on
October 28, 2025
Desmistificando os morcegos! 🦇
Eles não são ratos, não! 🙆🏻♀️
Os morcegos pertencem à sua própria ordem, Chiroptera, que significa "mãos com asas", e desempenham papéis essenciais na natureza, como p...
peppermintnarwhal on
October 28, 2025
Now You Know! - The recent discovery of Pipistrellus etula, currently restricted to Bioko Island off the coast of Central Africa in Equatorial Guinea, has brought the world total of bat species to 1,5...
luciernaga360ad on
October 28, 2025
Halloween 🎃 week starts with Bat Week!
Did you know...
That only two bat 🦇 species feed from blood of little animals and cadle. The rest eat insects and fruits.
Bats are fundamental for ecosyste...
mssciencemuseum on
October 28, 2025
Myth busted: Bats are not blind! 🦇 They use echolocation to locate objects and prey while flying.
Rafinesque’s big-eared bat has inch long ears, and their prey are moths. Moths have a special ear t...
theflutterbuzz on
October 28, 2025
🌿🦇 Bat Guano: Nature’s Super Fertilizer! 🦇🌿
In celebration of Bat Week, let’s talk about one of the incredible benefits bats provide—bat guano! This natural fertilizer is packed with essential nutrie...
eliannabthorne on
October 28, 2025
In honor of Bat Appreciation Week, let us take a moment of silence to remember the bat who tragically got lost in the practice hallway at Lawrence Conservatory of Music for two days, then flew into th...
kswildlifediversity on
October 28, 2025
🦇🛹🤙These bat emergence videos are sonar-ly! 🤙🛹🦇
Each summer, thousands of female Cave Myotis form large maternity colonies, right here in Kansas! Biologists at KDWP are using thermal infrared cameras...