The discovery of a greater mouse-eared bat in southern England is the latest in a series of environmental good news stories – ...

Did you know we wouldn't have mangoes, bananas, or avacadoes without bats? Read on for more incredible bat facts!

A team of scientists from the University of Naples Federico II studied the greater mouse-eared bat — a small brown bat which can fit in the palm of your hand — and found that they pretend to ...

Foraging greater mouse-eared bats invest more resources in hunting large, difficult-to-catch, ground-dwelling insects over smaller, more easily caught flying insects, despite a greater risk of ...

Those were the greater horseshoe bat, the Egyptian fruit bat, the pale spear-nosed bat, the greater mouse-eared bat, the Kuhl's pipistrelle, and the velvety free-tailed bat.

He notes that if greater mouse-eared bats employ acoustic deception, others may do the same. “There’s so much diversity in bats, I’d be surprised if this was the only bat that’s using ...

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But for a newly-described bat from West Africa, dubbed Myotis nimbaensis (mouse-eared bat from the Nimba Mountains), scientists are reaching for a different part of the color wheel. While Myotis does ...

The bat was once found in Oconee, Pickens and Greenville counties and was at one point the most common of the mouse-eared bats in the mountains during the summer and fall through the 1990s. The number ...

The gray bat is the largest of the “mouse-eared bats” or Myotis species found in Tennessee, according to the TWRA. As can be assumed from its name, its grayish overall color helps distinguish ...