Chasing Bats in Thailand, An Adventure with Merlin Tuttle
This past March I traveled to Thailand to meet up with bat biologists and photographers, Dr. Merlin Tuttle, from Austin, TX, and Daniel Hargreaves from the UK, and as well
This past March I traveled to Thailand to meet up with bat biologists and photographers, Dr. Merlin Tuttle, from Austin, TX, and Daniel Hargreaves from the UK, and as well
I did this puzzler because one day while doing research, I came across this fun video. It was appealing because it answered a question many people–myself included–have likely had when
What thoughts did you have about last week’s puzzler? Movies around Halloween would have us believe ALL bats are vampires. But is there such a thing in the first place? In
Last week’s puzzler was about BATS. Here is the answer: Bats are in serious trouble because of a disease called white nose syndrome (WNS.) Since its discovery in a cave in
1. Bats are NOT BLIND! They have eyes and can see just like you or me. They can navigate in total darkness through echolocation–they send out a high-pitched signal through
A person I truly admire is a man named Merlin Tuttle. Have you heard of him? In the 80’s Merlin Tuttle founded an organization called Bat Conservation International (BCI), partly in