Researchers find two female individuals of UK’s ‘loneliest bat’ species

Mongabay
Feb 13, 2025, 1:56 am83 ptsTrending
For more than two decades, researchers knew of just a single, male individual of the greater mouse-eared bat that would repeatedly hibernate in an unused railway tunnel in Sussex, U.K. This male bat became known as the “loneliest soul in Britain” since he was without a companion. But researchers have now…

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