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An ongoing study of bats on the small volcanic Island of Montserrat suggests that the common method to determine the ecological situation of a region, is possibly flawed.
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 A New Brunswick researcher is studying a bat fungus that has killed nearly seven million bats across North America and is continuing to spread.
 The white-nose syndrome epidemic that has killed more than five million bats in Eastern Canada and the U.S. in recent years is likely caused by a fungus introduced from Europe by humans, a Canadian-led study has found.
Critically endangered frogs that were reintroduced to the Caribbean island of Montserrat are surviving, say conservationists.
Bats are finding a surprising haven in abandoned Israeli bunkers, researchers say.
 Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Kelly Johnson is slated to bat in the No. 2 spot when the season begins April 5 in Cleveland. The former Arizona Diamondback has batted first or second for most of his major-league career.
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