White-nose syndrome (WNS) is a fungal disease that attacks hibernating bats
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Vampire Bats: The 3 Real Species, and Why They’re Nothing Like the Movies
Vampire Bats: The 3 Real Species
Joro Spider in South Carolina: Natural History and Behavior of an Invasive Newcomer
The Joro spider (Trichonephila clavata) is a large, non-native orbweaver native to Japan, Korea, China, and Taiwan
The Brazilian Free-Tailed Bat: The Fastest Flyer on Earth Is Probably Living in Your Attic
Of all the bats sharing Aiken County with us, the Brazilian free-tailed bat is the one with the best resume.
Brown Recluse Spiders: Natural History, Behavior, and the Truth About South Carolina
Few spiders carry a reputation like the brown recluse. It’s also one of the most misidentified animals in the country
BLACK WIDOW SPIDERS IN AIKEN COUNTY
The Bite Everyone’s Heard Of — What’s Actually True, and What to Do About It
Bats vs. Birds: Same Job, Two Completely Different Toolkits
Bats and birds both solved the same problem — how to get off the ground and stay there
Bat Superlatives: The Biggest, Smallest, Fastest, Loudest, and Longest-Living Bats on Earth
World-Record Bats: Questions & Answers
Bat Nest Boxes: Why Bats Matter, the Real Risks of an Attic Colony, and How to Build Them a Better Home
Bats and people can absolutely coexist — the trouble starts when “coexist” means “share the same attic.”
Bat Echolocation: How Bats “See” With Sound, and Why the Old Blindness Myth Is Backwards
“Blind as a bat” might be the most confidently wrong phrase in the English language. Every bat species has functional eyes, and many see quite well. What actually makes bats remarkable isn’t an absence of sight