Animals
Noninvasive Technique for Identifying Bat Populations Tested by US Government Researchers
Wildlife biologists studying the deadly white-nose syndrome that's ravaging bat colonies across North America have begun recording the bats' echolocation calls in order to identify different bat species in a study region.
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