Sentences with phrase «millions of bats»

The exhibition recreates Deller's 1993 exhibition Open Bedroom which took place in his parent's house, and includes his acclaimed work The Battle of Orgreave (An Injury to One is an Injury to All)(2001) and a new work Exodus (2012) a 3D film of millions of bats in flight.

With millions of bats roosting above it.

He made an award - winning film which ended with a shot of millions of bats swooping in the Texas sky (pictured) and as a result of this fascination, he is now organizing a competition to design a

Joan Cartan - Hansen showed scientists at work in an underground chamber at an old power plant in Idaho, swabbing the forearms and noses of hibernating bats in search of evidence for a deadly fungus that has been killing millions of bats across the nation.

Every night at sunset, millions of bats fly out of Gomantong Cave to hunt in the surrounding forests.

An individual bat can consume its body weight in insects in a night, so the loss of a regional population of millions of bats adds up to a huge number of uneaten insects in the night sky.

Close encounters with leeches, orangutans and millions of bats while sailing, swimming, scaling and riding 500 km in the jungle, with a broken wrist and way too many slides of blistered feet, apparently resonate well with Realtors who think they have a tough life.

Then traveling through the day to Satonda where we do an afternoon dive and at sunset stop and look at the sky when it fills with millions of bats.

White - nose syndrome has killed millions of bats in North America over the past decade.

David Hayman of Massey University in New Zealand and colleagues modeled how bat hibernation environment and bat energetics relate to white - nose syndrome, which has killed millions of bats in eastern North America.

The Bucknell University biologist, renowned for her work tracking down the fungus wiping out millions of bats in North America, brought her husband, Tom, and their two teenage kids to help out.

Millions of bats in the United States have died from the fungal disease called White nose syndrome which is caused by the fungus Pseudogymnoascus (Geomyces) destructans (Pd).

Up at the top are millions of bats.

Millions of bats are killed each year at a time when mosquito populations are skyrocketing.