Although some other mammals can glide through the air, bats are the only mammals that can truly fly.
Mosquito munchies, the truth about earwigs and holy wings Batman!
How is a bat like a submarine, hiss-tory of a cockroach and shoo fly you make me sick!
Slow-growing beetles, a slug’s life and fascinating bats!
In this activity, students will solve some simple math problems as they look at the benefits of bats.
We’ll learn the tricks trees, bats and roadrunners use to make it in Joshua Tree National Park in California.
Strong immune system may save bats but make their germs harder for humans and others to survive
Rates of disease are quite low and, unlike elsewhere, seldom due to dog bites
Join Chelsea Mckinney on one of our first episodes into some of the cave systems on the east coast to learn about bats and their importance in our ecosystems.
Explore how mammals run, fly, swim, walk, hop, and swing!
Infrared view of bats roosting on a ceiling in the Oregon Caves.
At a Halloween happy hour recently in Washington, D.C., a small crowd gathered to celebrate the relationship between bats and spirits.
