Sound is not just about positioning
Probably not many people think what we will be if we become a bat. But for such people, it is the breakthrough enlightenment step to understand aspects of the human brai…
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Probably not many people think what we will be if we become a bat. But for such people, it is the breakthrough enlightenment step to understand aspects of the human brai…
Al Hicks once stood in front of an old mine in Adirondacks - the largest winter resort of bats in New York state. In the middle of the warm sunshine, each bat flew out o…
It's interesting, but bats use aerodynamic mechanisms like insects to hover in the air, scientists said.
Scottish scientists hope to create radar devices that function like bats. This device will be very effective in locating and identifying tumors hidden deep inside a huma…
According to US scientists, understanding the mechanism that bats use to communicate with each other by sound can help find new therapies to treat language disorders in…
Devil bats living in Latin America have turned to animal blood meals instead of tropical mammals,
Scientists have discovered a new fruit-eating bat on an island in southern Manila, Philippines. As described, this bat is orange and has a white streak on its face.
Scientists have found deadly Marburg virus in a fruit-eating bat in Africa. This is the first time this virus has been detected in an animal other than the monkey.
The New York Wildlife Conservation Society has discovered six new species, including a bat, a snout, two shrews and two frogs in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo…
Long tongue bat (Glossophaga soricina) is known to be the smallest mammal in the world, with a body mass of less than 10g, and is a species that speeds up food digestion
The blood sample of the largest bat in Europe shows that it seems to have hunted birds flying at night. If so, they are the only species known to do this so far.
The world of bat species previously had only one type of sensory legs. Recently scientists have discovered new bats with parts attached to them
Anoura fistulata, a very rare bat species in Ecuador, has developed its tongue with an impressive length, when it is half as long as its body length, used to extract hon…
According to a study published in the British journal Nature, a group of scientists from Princeton University (USA) said in addition to the ability to locate by sound, l…
MSc Vu Dinh Thong, a researcher on bat species of the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said he has discovered a…