Animals
Endangered Bats Roost In Vermont Hydro Plant
Employees of Vermont's largest power company were surprised to find that they have become a bunch of bat minders, after a group of very endangered bats decided that the Otter Creek hydroelectric station in Middlebury was an ideal roosting ground. Amazingly, the company doesn't mind one bit.
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