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A live electronic field trip will be held on September 18 at the Bracken Bat Cave near San Antonio, which is the summer
home of the world's largest bat colony. As millions of bats emerge
from the cave, watch the live program from 7 to 8:30 p.m. ET.
With millions of Mexican free-tailed bats living in the cave from
March through October, Bracken holds one of the largest concentrations
of mammals on earth. The emergence of these millions of bats, as they
spiral out of the cave at dusk for their nightly insect hunt, is an
unforgettable sight. For more information about Bracken Bat Cave on the
Bat Conservation International web site, CLICK HERE. Be sure to check out the spectacular video. Learn about: the Mexican
free-tailed bats of Bracken Cave and other bat species, predators that
wait for their nightly emergence, threats to bats including White-nose
Syndrome, how you can help these beneficial creatures, how bats
navigate using echolocation, cave ecology and more.
BatsLIVE: A Distance Learning Adventure was webcast live on May 17, 2012. CLICK HERE to watch the program.
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