An endangered specie from my very own state, the Indiana Bat, has been endangered since 1967. They 
look like your average bat although they are a bit smaller, about two inches.
The main cause of the Indiana Bats being put on the endangered species list are:
look like your average bat although they are a bit smaller, about two inches.
The main cause of the Indiana Bats being put on the endangered species list are:
- Humans have altered cave entrances and/or destroyed them.
- Hibernating bats are often disturbed by humans.
- The loss of habitat is the biggest factor.
- Pesticides are also killing many of the bats.
