Once again the Times creates versions of stories, not facts.
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Rachael Murtaugh
6 years ago
I've always enjoyed the New York Times, but they need to consult experts in this case and not publish for a headline.
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Richard
6 years ago
Stop spreading lies. Bat are very benefitials.
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Emily Edwards
6 years ago
Bats get a bad enough reputation without spreading misinformation like this.
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Jennifer Sieminski
6 years ago
Misinformation should not be spread. Please do your homework before polluting the minds of the masses
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Dierdre Schultz
6 years ago
Stop printing lies about bats!!!
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Kira
6 years ago
I love bats like no tomorrow, and these little guys need to survive to help the ecosystem
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Garah Stewart
6 years ago
Shameful that this was presented as fact. There's enough unfounded fear of bats without these lies being spread by "reputable" sources.
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Faunce Burd
6 years ago
It is irresponsible to create unwarranted fear, especially as bats pay for this fear with their lives.
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Liv
6 years ago
Your spreading lies about bats perpetuates violence against one of the most important species in our ecosystem! Bats are critical to insect control and our greatest defense against insect (re: MOSQUITOS) born viruses. Your misguided information is directly responsible for fear and murder of bats.
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Little Cadella
6 years ago
Bats are an important part of the environment. The media gives them a bad rap.
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Christie Fouts
6 years ago
Please, right this wrong.
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Jessica Pruitt
6 years ago
The NY Times should be focusing on how important bats are for our environment, but this drivel.
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Kayla Richardson
6 years ago
NYT be ashamed of your inability to do research!
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Clemi
6 years ago
Save the bats and gave an article written on their vital role in the environment!!!
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Cori Steinberg
6 years ago
NYT is heading in the wrong direction.
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Jordan Adams
6 years ago
For the bats!
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Mary Farrell
6 years ago
Sincerely...A Bat Enthusiast
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Nico Schmitt
6 years ago
I like bats and I don't appreciate it when people spread misinformation about them.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Bats, along with several other types of animals, are subject to continued prejudice based on lack of education on accurate information and misrepresentation in the media.
Once again the Times creates versions of stories, not facts.
I've always enjoyed the New York Times, but they need to consult experts in this case and not publish for a headline.
Stop spreading lies. Bat are very benefitials.
Bats get a bad enough reputation without spreading misinformation like this.
Misinformation should not be spread. Please do your homework before polluting the minds of the masses
Stop printing lies about bats!!!
I love bats like no tomorrow, and these little guys need to survive to help the ecosystem
Shameful that this was presented as fact. There's enough unfounded fear of bats without these lies being spread by "reputable" sources.
It is irresponsible to create unwarranted fear, especially as bats pay for this fear with their lives.
Your spreading lies about bats perpetuates violence against one of the most important species in our ecosystem! Bats are critical to insect control and our greatest defense against insect (re: MOSQUITOS) born viruses. Your misguided information is directly responsible for fear and murder of bats.
Bats are an important part of the environment. The media gives them a bad rap.
Please, right this wrong.
The NY Times should be focusing on how important bats are for our environment, but this drivel.
NYT be ashamed of your inability to do research!
Save the bats and gave an article written on their vital role in the environment!!!
NYT is heading in the wrong direction.
For the bats!
Sincerely...A Bat Enthusiast
I like bats and I don't appreciate it when people spread misinformation about them.
Bats, along with several other types of animals, are subject to continued prejudice based on lack of education on accurate information and misrepresentation in the media.