In Texas, a seemingly small opening in the landscape houses one of the largest concentrations of mammals known on the planet. During the summer, Bracken Cave receives millions of free-mexican tail bats, Tadarida brasiliensis. At sunset, animals begin to spiral out to look for insects, forming a dark column that can be observed miles away and...
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In Texas, a seemingly small opening in the landscape houses one of the largest concentrations of mammals known on the planet. During the summer, Bracken Cave receives millions of free-mexican tail bats, Tadarida brasiliensis. At sunset, animals begin to spiral out to look for insects, forming a dark column that can be observed miles away and...