"Bats typically eat up to 50 percent of their body weight in insects each night, reducing disease-carrying mosquito populations and swarms of crop pests are pollinators of flowers and food, particularly of night-blooming plants that have no other way to reproduce nourish the caves in which they live: just as we apply manure to our farm fields, bats fertilize otherwise barren cave floors with guano (bat poop), allowing microorganisms and cave life to thrive."

"Bats typically eat up to 50 percent of their body weight in insects each night, reducing disease-carrying mosquito populations and swarms of crop pests are pollinators of flowers and food, particularly of night-blooming plants that have no other way to reproduce nourish the caves in which they live: just as we apply manure to our farm fields, bats fertilize otherwise barren cave floors with guano (bat poop), allowing microorganisms and cave life to thrive."

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