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Category: Chiroptera (Bats)

link to How and When did Bats Evolve?

How and When did Bats Evolve?

Bats have been around for 50-60 millions year, but there has been a debate between scientists on how they evolved. New evidence has come to light recently that sheds more light on their evolution,...

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Which Mammals Can Fly?

I recently saw a comment by someone who said that there were no mammals that could fly, or they wouldn’t be mammals, which I knew was incorrect. Although there are not many mammals that can fly,...

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Which Bats Live In Maryland?

Whilst in Baltimore recently, I saw bats in the trees. I wanted to find out what species of bats live in Maryland, so I did some research. Ten species of bats live in Maryland. These include the...

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Why Are Bats Mammals?

Bats are classed as mammals, but as the only flying mammal, people often ask me why they are mammals and not birds. In this article, I look to find out whether they possess all the mammalian...

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Do Bats Live in Alaska?

Alaska is the largest state by land area and has one of the most diverse quantities of animals. Bats are found in most parts of North America, and Alaska has areas with plenty of food and a conducive...

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13 Best Places to View Bats in Texas

Texas has thirty-three of the known forty-seven known species of bats living in the state.  Texas has more bat species than any other state. These numbers vary from a single specimen to the...

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About Me

Hi, I’m Bryan, the one on the right. On the left is Gerald, one of my many animal friends. I am a mammalogist and a keen birder and have been researching animals for over forty years. I am a proud member of the American Society of Mammalogists.

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