In a heartwarming display of community spirit, New Yorkers are coming together to support a group of bats that have miraculously survived a devastating fungal plague that has ravaged the city's bat population. The fungal disease, which has been affecting bats in the northeastern United States, has had a particularly devastating impact on the city's bat colonies, with many experts fearing for the long-term survival of the species. However, a small group of resilient bats in New York has defied the odds, and their survival has sparked a wave of enthusiasm and support among locals. As the city rallies behind these plucky survivors, Gothamist takes a closer look at the story behind their remarkable recovery and the efforts being made to protect these beloved creatures.
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