Bats
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Nebraska Wildlife Rehab Releases 400 Bats as Temperatures Warm, Insects Increase
As temperatures start to warm and the population of insects increases, Nebraska Wildlife Rehab plans to release 400 bats. Read more here.
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The Ability of Bats To Tolerate Viral Infections Without Developing Symptoms May Lead To Improved Methods of Combating Illness
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Bats Carry Viral Disease that Infects Horses, Fatal to Humans, Possibility of Another Pandemic Discussed
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Bats Contribute to Keep Forests Growing and Protect Tree Seedlings From Insect Damage
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Scientists Discover Bat Cells Have Specific Molecular Barriers for Sars-Cov 2 Replication
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Bats Save US $1 Billion in Crop Damages By Eating Insects
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Study: Bat Brains Are Structured for Echolocation and Flying
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New Study Reveals Microscopic Inner Ear Structures of Bats Dictate How They Echolocate
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Bat Wins New Zealand's Bird of the Year Award, Raising Awareness to Critically-Endangered Specie
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Conservation Experts Debunk Myths, Reveal Critical Role of Bats in Earth's Ecosystem
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Man Who Refused Treatment After Getting Bit by Bat Dies From Rabies, Illinois' First Case in 70 Years
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Bats Found in Laos Carry Virus Strikingly Similar to SARS-Cov-2
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Sick Bats Observe Social Distancing Naturally to Avoid Spreading Diseases
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