Painted woolly bats are known for their bright orange-and-black coloring, hues that help them blend well with leaves in their surroundings—but also pique buyers’ interest.

Today is both Halloween and the last day of Bat Week, which makes it the perfect day to admire beautiful bats like these four from Bats: An Illustrated Guide to All Species! 1. Hairy-legged ...

The Collaborative Combat Aircraft operated for the first time outside of the Woomera Training Area during Exercise Carlsbad ...

"Painted woolly bats should be flying free in their native forests, not nailed to a wall in the United States," Dianne DuBois, a staff scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity, said.

As this species is not bred in captivity, all the bats are taken from the wild. “Painted woolly bats should be flying free in their native forests, not nailed to a wall in the United States,” said ...

Capturing footage of such a "hi-vis" bat might seem relatively simple, but unfortunately the painted appearance of these bats doesn’t make them easy to find.

Bats are not only masters of aerodynamic flight — they’re skillful at multitasking while flying, too.

While most flying robots use rigid wings and propellers to create lift, researchers sought to recreate a bat’s unique structure and complex wing flap. Original image has been replaced.

A Flying Bat and a Baserunning Mistake Cost Mariners Chance to Make up Ground in Playoff Race SEATTLE (AP) — With their playoff chances slipping away, the Seattle Mariners found a painful new ...

A flying bat led to a bizarre double play in the bottom of the 10th inning, costing the Mariners a chance to rally against the Yankees in a 2-1 loss on Wednesday night.

Ian Hamilton fanned Arozarena with a 2-2 slider, and his bat went sailing out of his hands. Right at Rodríguez's head. “Honestly, I saw the bat flying right up to my face,” Rodríguez said.

Ian Hamilton fanned Arozarena with a 2-2 slider, and his bat went sailing out of his hands. Right at Rodríguez's head. “Honestly, I saw the bat flying right up to my face,” Rodríguez said.