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How some abandoned wells are helping bats feel more at home on P.E.I. | CBC News
21+ hour, 33+ min ago (403+ words) The P.E.I. Watershed Alliance is looking for landowners with abandoned wells on their properties to take part in a project that’s monitoring the Island's bat population. The non-profit's project began over five years ago. It uses acoustic monitoring to track where…...
How some abandoned wells are helping bats feel more at home on P.E.I. - CBC
17+ hour, 33+ min ago (82+ words) In addition to providing bats with habitat, wells can also help prevent disease Image | hibernating bats in PEI Caption: The P.E.I. Watershed Alliance uses acoustic monitoring to track where bats are living in hopes of ultimately restoring their habitat. (Jordi Segers…...
The earliest placental mammals may have lived in pairs alongside the dinosaurs
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (557+ words) The earliest placental mammals may have been far more social than previously thought. A phylogenetic model has shown that their common ancestor was largely solitary, but living in pairs was already part of its potential social repertoire. The distant common…...
Chester Zoo's 'potato-shaped' pups with surprising elephant connection
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (336+ words) One of the pups(Image: Chester Zoo) Three tiny, potato-shaped pups with a surprising connection to one of the biggest animals on the planet have been born at Chester Zoo. The Rock hyrax pups were born to parents Maris and…...
Beyond Local: White-nose syndrome taking a toll on Alberta's bats
6+ day, 9+ hour ago (515+ words) While white-nose syndrome can be absolutely devastating in bats, Lisa Wilkinson, a senior species at risk biologist and the provincial bat specialist with Alberta Environment and Protected Areas, says bats at most monitored sites in Alberta seem to be holding…...
Bat Genomes Link Virus Defense and Long Life as White-Nose Syndrome Thins Myotis Colonies
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (760+ words) The finding matters beyond the laboratory because these are the same animals whose populations have collapsed across the eastern United States. Myotis species are among the hardest hit by white-nose syndrome, and the little brown bat that anchored the study's…...
Early mammals weren’t all loners, as scientists thought – some already lived in pairs alongside the dinosaurs
1+ week, 3+ day ago (740+ words) These early mammals looked like shrews do today. They were small and had a long body, eyes typical for nocturnal mammals and little spiky teeth for eating insects. But they were not shrews. They were the ancestors of all the…...
Stream makes minor adjustments after wetland study
1+ week, 4+ day ago (174+ words) TheDailyNewsOnline.com A portion of the STREAM U.S. Data Centers site at Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park is shown on Thursday, May 7. ALABAMA â Stream Data Centers has made minor changes to its plans for a $19.5 billion data…...
Wildlife shifts – Frogs and snakes offer clues to a changing environment
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1028+ words) The candy-striped creature twines around gentle fingers as the human overhead leans in to make notes. This little scarlet snake is one of the morning’s gifts: a healthy young native that had been going about its snaky business until it…...
A night of nocturnal discovery at the Wellesley Conservation Land Trust???s fifth annual bat walk
1+ week, 5+ day ago (645+ words) As dusk settled over Wellesley, a expectant crowd of thirty gathered at the Turner Road gate, off Weston Rd. The scent of DEET was in the air, along with a sense of excitement. Adults and kids were gathered to see…...