Good information regarding bats and zoonotic diseases 🦇 🦠
BUSINESSINSIDER.COM
Why bats can fight off so many viruses
#nationalcoffeeday ☕️ 🐿
Happy Fall 🍁 🎃 🐿
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FIELDANDSTREAM.COM
The Biggest Snakes in the World
🦇 Bats are worth their weight in gold when it comes to keeping the insect population down.
🚨But they are a health hazard when they live in our homes.
Well it’s baby season again 🐿 feeding little girl up until she’s ready to be released 🐾
Just a peaceful video of a squirrel eating 🐿🥜
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DNREC
October 8 at 4:06 PM ·
What’s spookier than bats? A Halloween without them. Fruit bats around the world are pollinators and seed dispersers of more than 500 species of plants. Without them, we wouldn't have mango, banana, guava or agave. Without North American insectivorous bats, we would have higher numbers of agricultural pest insects. In fact, scientists estimate that bats may save us $3.7 billion a year in crop damage and pesticide use. de.gov/bats
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VT
October 31, 2018 at 4:50 PM ·
This squirrel knows how to Halloween 😂
The 52 Week Garden
July 28 at 8:21 PM ·
These crazy looking hummingbirds are all over my feeder!
Happy Halloween 🎃 🦇🧛♂️ #BatWeek
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Mountain-Prairie Region
October 30 at 9:55 AM ·
Halloween is tomorrow! 🦇🎃🧛♂️ Chances are you've heard the age old tales about bats being associated with vampires. While bats may have many special abilities that seem spooky, they are critical for healthy ecosystems and even the food and drinks we consume. Check out why bats don't suck: http://ow.ly/3C1p50C7cXf #BatWeek
Photo: Northern long-eared bat by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
#BatWeek
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YOUTUBE.COM
a variety of wild animals visiting a water fountain
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DNREC
October 27 at 8:11 AM ·
DYK that bats have helped us with huge scientific advancements? To name a few, bats helped us develop sonar from studying their echolocation and the medicine used for stroke victims was developed from studying certain properties of vampire bat saliva. de.gov/bats
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources
October 25 at 7:00 AM ·
UPDATE: Webinar is now full
🦇 DID YOU KNOW? IT IS BAT WEEK! 🦇
JOIN US: Beneficial Bats – October 29th at 7- 8:30 p.m.
Celebrate bat week by learning about the importance of these amazing animals! This talk will dive into the benefits of bats and will also cover species found around the world and in Maryland. A live transcript will be available via a speech-to-text program.
📸: Greg Shall
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DNREC
January 9 at 10:08 AM ·
Have you spotted any bats out and about this winter? You may think that these critters hibernate, but bats actually enter torpor in the winter, which is a state of decreased activity. Some will wake up periodically for water and, on warmer nights, may fly around to forage for food. de.gov/bats
With winter temperatures continuing to drop, our wildlife removal specialists recently highlighted a few of the critters that may seek shelter inside your #home to escape the cold. ❄🏠🐿🦝🐦
https://www.bayareawildlifesolutions.com/wildlife-you-will-see-in-your-home-this-winter/
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BGR.COM
A gang of squirrels is terrorizing people in New York City
Wishing everyone a Healthy & Happy New Year 🐾🎉
Is it really work with a view like this!? 🐾
Bay Area Wildlife has the BEST customers! ⭐️ #westriveforcustomersatisfaction
🚨 Breaking & Entering 🦝 🐾
🦇 Bats have small teeth which may leave marks that are not easily seen, so there are situations in which you should seek medical advice 🚨 even in the absence of an obvious bite wound. Call Bay Area Wildlife to schedule your preventive 🦇 inspection today!
Happy 1st day of Spring 🐾 🌷
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Nature is Amazing
March 16 at 8:00 AM ·
This bat is too old to fly, so his caregivers give him a little lift every morning 🦇 Check out more animals on ITK: https://bit.ly/2V1meEN
