Bat Conservation International - The nose knows: the distinct nose-leaf found on this Chestnut short-tailed bat may look funny, but scientists believe that facial features, such as this, aid in echolocation. Talk
Leaf –nosed bat (Phyllostomidae) - Kaieteur News
Bats, Hibernation, and White-Nose Syndrome | The Sun Times News
Earth Notes: White-Nose Fungus
Strange New Leaf-Nosed Bat Found in Vietnam
Leaf nose bat hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
White-Nose Syndrome
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Colorado bat tests positive for deadly white-nose syndrome, first time in state history
Greater spear-nosed bat - Wikipedia
From Nose-Tubes to Lactating Dads: 10 of the Weirdest Facts about Bats - Bat Conservation International
White-nose syndrome is quietly killing millions of bats • Earth.com
Lesser long-nosed bat, facts and photos
From Nose-Tubes to Lactating Dads: 10 of the Weirdest Facts about Bats - Bat Conservation International
Vampire bats have special heat-sensing pits in their nose which they use to find where blood is closest to the surface. : r/BatFacts
White Nose Syndrome Is Back And Better Than Ever, Killing Millions Of Bats Despite Scientists' Best Efforts | Barstool Sports
Why do some bats have such silly noses? Those leaf noses may help them echolocate more effectively! : r/Awwducational
Trinibats - The Gervais's Fruit-eating Bat is an important disperser of fig (Ficus) seeds on the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Its nose-leaf apparatus amplifies and directs ultrasound, and this individual appears
Purpose of Bat's Weird Nose Explained | Live Science
From Nose-Tubes to Lactating Dads: 10 of the Weirdest Facts about Bats - Bat Conservation International
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White-Nose Syndrome
Heat Sensor Helps Vampire Bat Find Meals - The New York Times
4 new bat species discovered — check out their freaky noses!
Leaf-nosed bat - Wikipedia
White Nose Fungus Syndrome Has Killed More Than 5 Million Bats | TIME.com
Bat Conservation International - Did you know that the sword-nosed bat (Lonchorhina aurita), from last week's bat mask, lives in Central, and South America? Usually found in mature, evergreen forest, and deciduous
