The world’s smallest bat is the size of a human thumb while the biggest has a wingspan of over two meters
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Three species of bats feed exclusively on blood
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Nectar-feeding bats pollinate wild agave plants used to make tequila
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Nectar-feeding bats pollinate wild agave plants used to make tequila Read More »
Bats pollinate cocoa plants which are used to make chocolate
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Bats pollinate cocoa plants which are used to make chocolate Read More »
Fruit-eating bats distribute seeds in landscapes helping forests grow big and healthy
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Fruit-eating bats distribute seeds in landscapes helping forests grow big and healthy Read More »
Insect-eating bats provide important pest control services that benefit crops
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Insect-eating bats provide important pest control services that benefit crops Read More »
Urban trees cool the air down more in the summer than pavement heats it up
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Urban trees cool the air down more in the summer than pavement heats it up Read More »
Roughly 40% of neighborhoods need to be covered by tree canopy for cities to reap cooling benefits
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Redlining was a racist practice where black and brown people were prevented from buying homes in certain areas which still influences where we find nature today in cities
Studying the Urban Jungle to Build Healthier Cities