

But Why Live: Bats and Beavers
May 9, 2020
Barry Genzlinger, co-founder of the Vermont Bat Center, shares fascinating insights about bats, including their unique echolocation and the effects of white-nose syndrome. Wildlife biologist Kim Royar highlights the exceptional traits of beavers, emphasizing their importance as ecological engineers. The discussion covers beavers’ impressive adaptations, their role in creating habitats, and conservation strategies for coexistence with humans. Listeners also get to explore the evolutionary connections between bats and current wildlife challenges.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 6min
The Enigmatic Lives of Bats
05:58 • 17min
Exploring the World of Bats and Beavers
22:43 • 5min
Beavers: Nature's Ecological Engineers
28:13 • 16min
Understanding Beaver Size and Their Ecological Impact
44:33 • 2min
Living with Beavers: Habitat Creation and Coexistence Strategies
46:20 • 2min