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    Winged creatures soar through dark skies and have long captivated the human imagination. They seem mysterious and unknown. But, they're easy to learn about! Bats are the only flying mammal and are common throughout the world. There are over 5,000 different species of bat, but the big brown bat is one of the most widespread in North America. 
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    Bats are so often misunderstood. They're associated with things that go bump in the night. These flying mammals play a much more important role in our world than just being creepy creatures of folklore. Learn more about these fascinating creatures' bodies, what they eat, and how you can help support them by reading Bats! An Illustrated Fact Book. Delve into their world to learn about some of their incredible adaptations and ecological importance. Discover the  mysteries of echolocation, an astonishing ability that guides these night-flying aerial acrobats with astonishing precision.

    Read about the pivotal role bats play in maintaining our ecosystems. Bats are critical in ecosystem support as they devour hordes of insects, pollinate vibrant flowers, help disperse seeds, and support the survival of plant and animal species. 
    You can learn more about bats and help others around you separate fact from fiction as you share  about their gentle nature. Education is one of the most important parts of conservation! Bats need you to help share important ways that we can support them (like buying bat boxes to give them clean, safe places to sleep) and our ecosystems. 
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    Bats! An Illustrated Fact Book by Heather Wylie Knappe is a wonderful children's book that invites you to learn about the remarkable bodies and abilities of these ambassadors of the night. Prepare to be captivated by their mesmerizing flight, their unique bodies, and the extraordinary ecological roles they play. Discover the facts of these magnificent, misunderstood creatures today. 
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