Animals
Cold War Bunkers Converted to Bat Caves to Fight Deadly White Nose Syndrome
Bat populations devastated by the killer "white-nose syndrome" are being offered a novel and unnatural form shelter at a Maine wildlife reserve, but bat populations are still struggling to survive.
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