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Aeolus Cave, Vermont

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Title: Aeolus Cave, Vermont

Caption: Entrance to Aeolus Cave in Vermont, USA. The slotted iron barrier allows bats to come and go while keeping out everyone but authorized researchers. Aeolus Cave was once home to New England's largest bat hibernaculum, before white-nose syndrome drastically reduced its population by as much as 90% in the past few years.

Category: Animals • Mammals • nature • Ecology & Environment

Credit: Album / Science Source / Science Stock Photography

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Image size: 6144 × 4096 px | 72.0 MB

Print size: 52.0 × 34.7 cm | 2418.9 × 1612.6 in (300 dpi)

Keywords: AEOLUS CAVE • AMERICA NORTH • AMERICAN BATS • ANIMALS • BAT CAVE • BAT HABITAT • BAT SCIENCE • CAVE ENTRANCE • CLOSED CAVE • DORSET BAT CAVE • EASTERN USA • ECOLOGICAL PROBLEM • ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT • ENDANGERED • ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE • FUNGAL DISEASE • HIBERNACULUM • HUMAN-PROOF ENTRY • INTRODUCED FUNGUS • MAMMALS • MYOTIS BATS • NATURE PRESERVATION • NATURE • NEW ENGLAND • NORTH AMERICA • NORTH AMERICAN • PROTECTION • RESEARCH • SLOTTED BARRIER • SPECIES MANAGEMENT • THREATENED • UNITED STATES • US FAUNA • VERMONT • WHITE-NOSE SYNDROME • WILDLIFE CONSERVATION • WNS