Pa's Little Brown Bat, decimated by a pathogen, is now endangered - Pennsylvania Capital-Star
The pathogen, now known as White-Nose Syndrome (WNS), has decimated bat populations across North America and has a mortality rate of more than 90%.
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The pathogen, now known as White-Nose Syndrome (WNS), has decimated bat populations across North America and has a mortality rate of more than 90%.
If you saw a few bats out Thursday evening in Des Moines, don't be alarmed. More than 30 bats were released by the Iowa Wildlife Center after hibernating.
If you're a fan of bats, you may want to hang out at Gray's Lake Park tonight.
Ali Manuel is working on a project to help mitigate Fort Benton's mosquito populations by promoting the use of bat habitats.
Ali Manuel is working on a project to help mitigate Fort Benton's mosquito populations by promoting the use of bat habitats.