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Wall Street Journal

Scientists Unravel Mystery of How This Tiny Bat Travels Hundreds of Miles more

Mongabay

Smart tags reveal migratory bats are storm-front surfers more

Smithsonian Magazine

Bats Hitch a Ride on Storm Fronts When Migrating, Saving Energy by ‘Surfing’ Through the Sky, Study Finds more

The Next Web

Space-based wildlife tracker ICARUS gets new wings after split with Russia more

BR Podcast

Diese Fledermaus surft - über 1000km weit more

The Washington Post

Bats use storm fronts to ‘surf’ the skies when they migrate, study finds more

CBC Quirks and Quarks

Bats are surfing storms to make migration easier more

BBC Wildlife

Researchers “amazed” to discover mammal that surfs storms more

Videnskab.dk

Flagermus rider på stormens bølger, når de migrerer tusinder af kilometer more

New Scientist

Migrerende vleermuizen surfen slim mee op windstromen more

BBC

BBC

January 08, 2025

This ‘internet of animals’ could unlock the secrets of nature’s greatest superpowers more

The Jerusalem Post

Riding the storm: Study reveals how bats migrate long distance more

The Debrief

Storm Surfing Bats Are Revealing Secrets to How They Conserve Energy During Long Migrations more

Science Alert

Storm-Surfing Bats Seen Using The Weather to Cover Astonishing Distances more

Tagesspiegel

380 Kilometer pro Nacht: Die erstaunlichen Wanderungen der Fledermäuse more

SWR Kultur<br> 

Vom Winde verweht – So reisen Fledermäuse
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Spektrum der Wissenschaft

Fledermäuse surfen auf Wetterfronten more

India Today

Bats can travel 400 km in one night, ride storm fronts to gain speed more

Discover Magazine

Migrating Bats Surf Storm Fronts to Save Energy more

BR Podcast

Tsunami 2004 - Wie Tiere eine Insel vor der Katastrophe gerettet haben more

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