Wildlife Journal Junior
In Search of Bats
Special | 9m 36s
See that not all bats like to hide in the attic... but those who do are losing their home.
Not all bats want to live in our attics... the red, the silver-haired and the hoary bat are strictly forest-dwellers, often using the cavities of dead trees to roost or raise young. But for the types of bats that like attics -- and caves and other "hibernacula" -- the loss of historical structures and improved batproofing in buildings may be causing a decline in populations.
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Wildlife Journal Junior is a local public television program presented by NHPBS
Wildlife Journal Junior
In Search of Bats
Special | 9m 36s
Not all bats want to live in our attics... the red, the silver-haired and the hoary bat are strictly forest-dwellers, often using the cavities of dead trees to roost or raise young. But for the types of bats that like attics -- and caves and other "hibernacula" -- the loss of historical structures and improved batproofing in buildings may be causing a decline in populations.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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