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Hidden in an Arizona cave, North America's most mysterious mammal harbors a genetic legacy going back thousands of years
When the spotted bat was first described in 1891 it was considered to be one of the rarest mammals in the world. Even by 1965 ...
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Inside Arizona’s Colossal Cave Mountain Park: Bats, outlaw lore and stone wonders beneath the desert
In the early morning light, the desert surrounding Tucson, Arizona, USA, glows in soft shades of gold and rose. Saguaros lift their arms toward the sky as we make the short drive southeast into the ...
The Phoenix Bat Cave is one of the city’s unique attractions, a flood control tunnel in Arcadia that doubles as the summer home of a colony of thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats. Every evening ...
Scorpions and owls aren't the only nocturnal creatures Arizonans are likely to to encounter. Arizona is home to 28 bat species, from the small, agile Myotis to the newest discovery, Mexican long nosed ...
What to know about Phoenix's bat cave and how to watch the bats emerge The Phoenix bat cave is on the north bank of the Arizona Canal, several hundred yards west of 40th Street, north of Camelback ...
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