The storm tunnel, dubbed the “Phoenix Bat Cave” on Google Maps, runs alongside the Arizona Canal near North 37th Place. The partially-underground, 16.5 mile-long stretch of concrete tunnel ...

A Mexican free-tailed bat. Once we were inside it was dead silent. The cave is home to 20 million bats in the summer, but in winter they are happily drinking Piña coladas on a beach in Mexico.

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How a discarded bag of Cheetos is threatening a cave’s delicate ecosystem, home to bats and insects - Staff at Caverns National Park in New Mexico scorned the unknown visitor and warned how the ...

Bat Conservation International has purchased the land where the cave is located and approximately 1,500 acres around the cave, also known as the Galo Tract, “to conserve not only the bats, but ...

Deadly bat fungus found in New Mexico caves. Here's what we know about white nose syndrome Adrian Hedden Carlsbad Current-Argus ...

Bats across Indiana are waking from hibernation and moving out of their caves in search of food. These flying mammals play a vital role in Indiana’s ecosystem and even its economy. Feeding on ...

GRANTS, N.M. (KRQE) –El Malpais National Monument Superintendent announced that Junction Cave will soon close for the season. Junction Cave will close on October 18, 2017, at 4 p.m. so ...

Samples taken from the LNF's Cottonwood Cave tested positive for white nose syndrome. A study found the deadly fungal infection killed 90% of bats within a decade.

A huge swarm of bats flying out of a massive Mexican cave in unison has gone viral on Reddit.. The video, posted to Reddit by user u/Erne385291 and originally put online by Twitter user ...

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources closed the cave in 2010 in an effort to slow the spread of white nose syndrome, a fungus that kills bats. It reopened this June to visitors. Photos by ...

Not all bats have rabies, she said, and you have to be bit by a rabid bat to get it. Most sick bats end up on the ground so the ones flying past your head probably won’t cause you any harm.