Grey long-eared bats hunt above woodland, usually by day, and they mostly eat moths. They are often confused with the common brown long-eared bat, and as a species was only distinguished in the 1960s.

The spotted cave salamander, like the gray bat, is only present in a small sliver of the Ozark Plateau in southeast Kansas. It lives in pitch-black caves or near cold springs in the forest.

Seven of the 45 species of U.S. bats are endangered with extinction. The gray bat was added to the Endangered Species list in 1976.

White-nose syndrome has killed millions of other species of bats as they hibernated in caves and mines in the northeastern United States, but the gray bat is even more susceptible, the U.S. Fish ...

Some bats survive, but others die after losing their fat reserves or leaving their caves before winter is over. In the case of gray bats, which number around 4 million, no deaths have been reported.

The first cave had 144,558 gray bats, a 58.7 percent increase, while the other cave went from 156,000 hibernating gray bats in 2002 to 519,570 this winter.

White-nose syndrome, the disease that has decimated some eastern North American bats, has now been found in endangered gray bats in Tennessee, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports.

Gray bat: Listed as a federal and state endangered species, gray bats find summer and winter roosts in caves and mines. The greatest disturbance for these bats are humans disturbing hibernating ...

Gray-Nicolls bats are used by many top batsman, including England opener Alistair Cook and captain Andrew Strauss. We take a look at how the bats in the sleepy East Sussex town of Robertsbridge.