As twilight settles, the world’s most misunderstood mammals take to the skies. Bats, with their leathery wings and mysterious ...

They were seen as bad omen, harbingers of death, companions of evil beings that would feed on the blood of unsuspecting humans. Since aeons, mankind has been wa ...

A video of a bat swimming in a swimming pool with ease was shared on social media, which went viral and left netizens with ...

Recently, however, Australia's flying foxes have more going against them ... The growers have long argued that the bats eat all the fruit. But the birds do, too, yet few would think of using ...

Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have one out of every three bites of food we eat. That’s because about 35 percent of the ...

The virus is present in the saliva of some Australian bats, including the large flying foxes (fruit-eating bats) and some smaller bats that eat insects. But the proportion of bats infected by the ...

The virus is present in the saliva of some Australian bats, including the large flying foxes (fruit-eating bats) and some smaller bats that eat insects. But the proportion of bats infected by the ...

They aim, as Entwisle puts it, to give the bats a “bad hotel experience”. The gardens trust already has permission to attempt to move bats out of particular trees. They have tried hanging plastic bags ...

Through partnerships with Asean nations, Singapore can make a big difference for species on the brink of extinction. Read ...

The majority of fruit bats reside in Southeast Asia and Africa. Their scientific name is “Pteropodidae,” but they are also often referred to as flying foxes. They spend much of their time hanging ...