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Bats in Arizona
Bats are an important part of Arizona's ecosystem and play a vital role in controlling pests and providing pollination. They are beneficial to humans and the environment, but their presence can also create a nuisance. Arizona is home to about twenty-eight species of bats, including the Little Brown Bat, the Mexican Free-tailed Bat, the Western Pipistrelle, the Pallid Bat, the Spotted Bat, and the Mexican Long-nosed Bat. These animals typically live in hollow trees, caves, and abandoned buildings, but they have also been known to take up residence in homes and other human-made structures. Bats are often misunderstood due to their nocturnal habits and their association with vampires and other myths, but they are actually very beneficial to humans and the environment. They provide valuable pest control services, pollinate plants, and disperse seeds and nutrients. Understanding bats and their importance to the environment can help us all enjoy the many benefits they provide.
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Safety Notes
The four main things that we always like to stress while exploring or visiting any places are:
Always drink water and have at least a gallon in the vehicle with you for each person and pet.
Always respect our environment pack it in, pack it out.
