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Bat Reclamation: Bat study hones-in on nesting trees http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1437274782
... The bat seemed fine -- the experts saw no sign of the deadly white-nose syndrome fungus -- and was quickly sent on her way to chase mosquitoes for the rest of the night....
And with northern long-ears newly protected by the federal Endangered Species Act, scientists are scrambling to fill in the blanks on the bat's life cycle.
Bats eat lots of bugs. They winter in caves. They fly at night. Beyond that?
"It's amazing how much we don't know about them,'' said Ron Moen, biologist for the Natural Resources Research Institute at the University of Minnesota Duluth, who is helping coordinate the effort.
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The little brown bat
is now deaf. Our next best hope:
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