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Fall Quarterly Featured Friend

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Photo by Leah Riley (USFWS)

Get ready to flap your wings and dive into the fascinating world of the big brown bat, our newest animal of the quarter! These charming nocturnal creatures are not just experts at flying in the dark; they play a vital role in harmonizing our ecosystem by munching on insects and pollinating plants. With their soft, velvety fur and big ears, big brown bats are like the superheroes of the night sky, swooping in to keep our environment healthy and balanced. Did you know they can eat up to 1,000 mosquitoes in just one hour? Talk about a natural pest control!


Despite their vital contributions, bats occasionally get a bad rap. Sometimes, they are sadly misunderstood and even tragically mistreated. But in reality, they are gentle, fascinating creatures that deserve our admiration and respect. This quarter, we'll uncover their secret lives, learn about their habitats, and discover why they need our mindful protection. So, put on your explorer hats and get ready for some bat-tastic adventures that will have you fluttering with excitement! Stay tuned for more educational articles that will bring these incredible creatures closer to your hearts!

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Eliana Dulany
Eliana Dulany
Oct 16, 2024

Bats are such amazing creatures, living their wonderful little lives and brightening the world at night. They are sometimes unfortunately misunderstood by people, and the myths surrounding them are often far fetched and give them a reputation that they don’t deserve. They are adorable and very cool to learn about! It’s worth the time to get to know the world around us and engage with animals in general on a deeper level. Spend time in nature and explore the little things that may seem inconsequential, but actually are part of the many small aspects that make up the world we love.

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