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Bracken Cave

Relaxed and Not So Batty – Part 2

Posted on August 14, 2012November 30, 2020 by Shannon

Witness (via video) a matriarchal colony of 20 million bats/pups exit all-at-once for the night.

Posted in Animals, Living, NatureTagged Bat, Bat Conservation International, Bracken Cave, Education, Mexican Free-tailed Bat, Natural Bridge Caverns, Summer, Vacation, White Nose Syndrome36 Comments

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