Department of Fish & Wildlife: How to Help Kentucky's Bats
Did you know that 40% of bat species are endangered? Kentucky Fist & WIldlife share some ways to help our winged mammal friends.
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Did you know that 40% of bat species are endangered? Kentucky Fist & WIldlife share some ways to help our winged mammal friends.
It’s Bat Appreciation Day (or should that be ‘Night’) this week, and if that sentence made you shudder, you’re not alone. Along with…
It’s Bat Appreciation Day (or should that be ‘Night’) this week, and if that sentence made you shudder, you’re not alone. Along with…
A frog that looks like chocolate, a resplendent rainbow fish, and 14 Sulawesi shrews were added to a growing list of “new to science” species over the past few months. Scientists estimate that only 10% of all the species on the planet have been described. Among our closest kin, mammals, that number jumps to 80%, […]
A species of bat that has not been seen in 40 years was recently rediscovered by researchers in the Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda. The Hill’s horseshoe bat is a species of critically endangered, insect-eating bat that is native and exclusive to Rwanda. This discovery of individual Hill’s horseshoe bats in the Nyungwe National Park...