In the world of bats, we thought we’d seen it all. But nature always has a way of surprising us, doesn’t it? Just when ...

Read full article: Bat Storms on the radar: Houston’s radar goes batty, but why? Houston's radar is going batty! 🦇 April's mild nights bring "Bat Storms" as 250k+ bats take flight at Waugh ...

A large colony of Mexican free-tailed bats can consume an estimated 250 tons of insects in a single night. John C. Abbott; Rolf Nussbaumer; Joel Sartore / National Neographic Creative (2 ...

Richards Congress Avenue, as they wait for over a million Mexican free-tailed bats to swarm away in search of food. The stream of bats flying from the bridge begins each dusk and continues all the ...

In Houston, large bat colonies, particularly Mexican free-tailed bats, thrive due to favorable weather conditions in April, including mild nights, showers, and gentle ...

Houstonians can observe one of Texas's largest bat colonies during weekly bat chats and bayou bat cruises returning for a 2025 season. A colony of maternal Mexican Free-Tailed bats can be found ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Did you know that the Mexican free-tailed bat is Texas’ official flying mammal? These bats are beneficial to the state, helping with insect control and pollination. Bats ...

They're spread all over the state, but one colony of Mexican free-tailed bats has claimed as its summer home a flood-control tunnel near Camelback and 40th Street. The colony reportedly numbers ...