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Bat Salad: First Record of Bats Eating Entire Leaves and Not Spitting Them Out

Bats are known to chew and spit out leaves, like humans chew and spit out tobacco or coca, but this is the first continuous recording of a bat eating entire leaves

Spix's disk-winged bats inside their leaf tube

Listen Up! Hungry Bats Emit Food Calls to Family and Friends

Annette Aiello

A Lifelong Passion for Tropical Insects Leads to Generous Support

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'Scientists for Scientists' Wartime Grant Brings Ukrainian Bat Biologists to Panama

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Following the Swarm: Making a Documentary Short Film In Panama’s Tropical Forest

BCI Mangrove fossils

A 22 Million-Year-Old Mangrove Forest Was Discovered on Panama’s Barro Colorado Island

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Extraordinary Fossil Find Reveals Details About the Weight and Diet of Extinct Saber-Toothed Marsupial

Dr. Ruth Bennett holding Summer Tanager

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A Turtle Time Capsule: DNA Found in Ancient Shell

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First global assessment of the sustainability of coral reef fisheries

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Gamboa Bat Nights: Bilingual Noches de Murciélagos along the Panama Canal

Tree Frog

Barro Colorado Island, One Hundred Years of Science and Discoveries

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Have Antillean Manatees Crossed the Panama Canal into the Pacific?

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Listen Up! Hungry Bats Emit Food Calls to Family and Friends

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