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Indiana Bats Resurface in North Carolina | Durham News
Biologists in North Carolina just uncovered a major conservation win—Indiana bats, federally endangered and last seen in the state in 2015, have been rediscovered in the Nantahala National Forest. These bats, native to the eastern U.S., survived devastating white-nose syndrome, which has killed millions since 2006. The team, originally hunting for little brown bats, stumbled upon the Indiana bats using mist-netting—a breakthrough that offers hope for recovery and underscores the power of persistent ecological surveys. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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