We are not only experiencing an influx of flying-fox orphans but microbat babies are also finding themselves in trouble. Microbats are incredibly valuable to our environment as they consume tonnes of insect pests every night. Microbats are also highly adaptable and some species have discovered that human made structures such as roof spaces, make excellent and safe homes for maternity colonies. Recently rescued by Rachael, these are not the first first babies picked up from the gym this season as

3.5K views · 393 reactions | Meet our biggest baby microbat, Barry - a Northern freetail bat (Chaerephon jobensis). This species occurs across the north of Australia. Barry is quite a character and has a big appetite #bats #microbats #athertontablelands #freetailbat #tolgabathospital | Tolga Bat Hospital | Facebook

There were over 100 species of megafauna that did not survive the end of the ice age. 12 to 13 thousand years ago you had several species of elephants inhabiting what we now know as Tennessee. What happened to these elephant species? Was it really hunters putting them into extinction? Or does finding them frozen in permafrost give us clues to a different story? | Cosmic Summit

40K views · 16K reactions | Baby white tigers are incredibly rare—not...