Tucsonians of all ages went batty and piled into the dry Rillito riverbed for the third annual Bat Night. There are 40,000 bats that live under the Campbell Avenue Bridge from April to September ...

Bats typically live in caves, tree cavities, old buildings, or beneath bridges. But you can provide habitat for bats by purchasing or building a bat house and placing it on your property.

Tri-colored bats saw the greatest death rate in that time frame, dropping from a population of 1,163 to only about 100. Little brown bat populations declined 89%, big brown bats dropped 47%, and ...

Researchers recently investigated hammer-headed bat populations in southern Cameroon. The mixed-methods investigation was ...

Sometimes the parks will host special programs, Redell said, but it's not necessary to see them: stick around about 30 minutes after sunset, and each night, the bats will come flying out of their ...

Bats play a pivotal role in maintaining the balance of South Carolina's ecosystems. South Carolina is home to an astonishing array of bat species. As silent guardians of the night, they play a ...

Bats' biggest boon to humans may be in their diet. A single bat can eat thousands of insects per night, ridding the air of mosquitoes and other pests.

Bats fly into the night from the Bracken Bat Cave in Central Texas on Friday, Aug. 26, 2011. Bat Conservation International, which owns the cave and 697 acres around it, estimates that there are ...

Within a minute, the tiny bat is out. Marin jots down some basic information about the bat and then places him inside a cloth bag for further study that night. All the tools Marin needs for this ...

Bats are so effective at eating bugs that they save more than $1 billion per year in crop damage and pesticide costs in the U.S. corn industry alone, according to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.

Bats spend the summertime roosting in warm, dark, quiet places, while taking flight at night to eat and drink. Wildlife biologists in the Granite State need help tracking them.

Bats' biggest boon to humans may be in their diet. A single bat can eat thousands of insects per night, ridding the air of mosquitoes and other pests.