biodiversityresearchinstitute on
October 27, 2025
Happy #BatWeek! 🦇 Bats come in all shapes, sizes, and colors — from ghostly white flyers to long-tongued nectar feeders. 🦇
This Halloween, explore their incredible diversity and unique adaptations — ...
theconservationfund on
October 27, 2025
🦇 Bats aren’t just Halloween icons — our planet depends on them.
These nighttime flyers quietly keep our planet healthy, but their habitats face unprecedented stressors, placing them at risk of disa...
_the_sunny_zhang_ on
October 27, 2025
Mouse-eared Bat species (Myotis sp.) for Bat Week 2025.
Vancouver, British Columbia. February 2022.
It was a warm February afternoon. I went for a walk along the south side of the Granville Isla...
onresources on
October 27, 2025
October 24 – 31st is #BatWeek! 🦇
What to do when you come across a bat that appears sick or injured:
- If the bat appears sick or injured, contact a wildlife rehabilitator.
- If the bat is dead, r...
October 27, 2025
Happy international bat week: here are some fun facts about this incredible pollinators #batweek #pollinators #bat #pollinatorsensorygarden #sensorypollinatorgarden
bronxzoo on
October 27, 2025
It’s #BatWeek! The Bronx Zoo is home to five bat species. In this video you can see Rodrigues fruit bats and Indian flying foxes flying above the gharial river. Some fruit bats are sometimes called “f...
yourbcparks on
October 27, 2025
Have you ever wondered about the scat (poo from wild animals) that you see in parks? In this education series “Poo Clues”, we’ll talk about scat and how to use clues to determine what animal it came f...
October 27, 2025
I get a lot of calls for help with Little brown bats because “Dr. Google” is very bad at bat identification. Unfortunately, these endangered beauties are rarely seen at the rehab due to the white-nose...
