"Urban Wildlife: Unlikely Heroes of the Night Sky. Beneath the bright lights of New York City, a unique group of crime-fighters has taken up residence. However, these heroes don't patrol the streets in police cruisers, but instead, take to the skies, using echolocation to navigate the concrete jungle. Meet the bats of NYC, a fascinating species that has adapted to life among the city's skyscrapers, feeding on insects and other invertebrates that might otherwise plague the city's residents. As the city continues to grow and evolve, the bats' role in maintaining a balance of nature in the urban ecosystem is becoming increasingly important - but how do these winged creatures thrive in one of the world's most populous cities?"
They Don’t Fight Crime, but They Do Eat Bugs: The Bats of N.Y.C. The New York Times
