🦇 It's Bat Week! 🦇
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Scientists classify bats in the order Chiropter which means "hand-wing".
A bat's wing structure is actually a modified hand with elongated finger bones. Their...
Museum Biologist Katelin Cross weighs a bat she caught in a mist net in Wilkinson County. Katelin and other biologists are working hard to learn more about the health of Mississippi’s bat populations...
Meet the Hoary Bat (Lasiurus cinereus)! 🦇🥰
This is Virginia's largest bat, and the most widespread of North America's bat species. Despite their large range, they're uncommonly seen, making a Hoary B...
AUSTRALIA: Meet the grey-headed flying fox (Pteropus poliocephalus)! 🦇🌿As Australia's largest bat, with a wingspan of around 1 meter (3.3 ft), this bat may look big, but it only weighs 600-1000g (1-2 ...
#BatWeek Oct 24-31, 2024 🦇
Raise the roost! Today, let’s talk about bat homes, also known as roosts.
-#Bats can roost in caves, trees, rock crevices, bridges, culverts, roof overhangs, bat boxes, ...
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It’s Bat week! Since October highlights both #BatWeek and recently celebrated Desert Tortoise Week, we thought it’d be fun to put these two against each other and see which one you’d choose to survive...
Happy #batweek! Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is home to multiple species of bats, including the Brazilian free-tailed bat (Tadarida brasiliensis) seen here. This species forages on insects. It can reach ...
🏞️🦇 Bats thrive in various habitats, from forests to wetlands, and even urban areas. At George Washington Birthplace, our diverse ecosystems provide perfect roosting spots for local bat species. One b...