Animals
The Only Flying Mammal: Why Bats Are One of Evolution's Greatest Mysteries
Scientists are struggling to answer questions about bats' evolutionary origins. In the earliest fossil of bats, they already look like today's bats. Where did they originate? How did they obtain flight? Bats undoubtedly came from terrestrial ancestors, but where can these fossils be found?
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