Those noses help them detect the scent of blooming flowers, but it’s their impressive tongues that make lesser long-nosed bats such valuable pollinators: Measuring about three inches ...

In a conservation first made possible by volunteers, scientists, and a splash of tequila, the lesser long-nosed bat is no longer endangered—the first U.S. bat species to officially recover from ...

Consider the lesser long-nosed bat, a rather unattractive flying furry creature with an equally off-putting Latin name: Leptonycteris curasoa yerbabuenae. When not hanging around in caves or ...

A once endangered species has now recovered. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says the lesser long-nosed bat is making a comeback. The winged pollinator is responsible for helping make tequila.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.— The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed today to remove the lesser long-nosed bat and gypsum wild buckwheat from the list of endangered species and to downlist the Kuenzler ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife service is proposing to remove the lesser long-nose bat from the endangered list. The bats are found both in Arizona and New Mexico Federal officials say decades of ...

A home to one of the largest lesser horseshoe bat roosts in Europe has received nearly £100,000 in grant aid. The upper Usk Valley, between Brecon and Crickhowell, is recognised as a nationally ...

A rare British bat species has been spotted dangling from a toilet block after a century's absence from Derbyshire. The lesser horseshoe bat had not been recorded in the county for more than 100 ...