Studying the Foraging Behavior of Tucson Bats

A Tucson biologist is using a wildlife tracking system developed in Israel, and never before used in the United States, to better understand the foraging behavior of lesser long-nosed bats. The research was paid for, in part, by a Conserve & Protect grant from the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:04 Lesser long-nosed bats
00:01:58 Research Project
00:03:02 Radio transmitters & Tracking Stations
00:05:03 Hummingbird Feeding Stations
00:05:38 Wrap Up

[@Gothiqueluv]

I like Ted's bat shirt. 🦇😁

[@MrRourk]

This is bat country