In Myanmar’s limestone hills, people and bats are often too close for comfort

Mongabay
Feb 25, 2026, 2:28 am163 pts
Limestone karst is like an island. Each rocky formation rises distinctly out of the surrounding landscape. Over time, an array of highly specialized species, each adapted to that particular landform’s jagged forests and dark caves, have evolved. As a result, many karst species are endemic and perilously rare.…

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