Any of you guys ever seen this?

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Texans I&#x27;m sure have.I for one must see it. 20 million bats exit each summer night to feed for roughly 4 hours. Largest colony in the world.Bucket list.Click here: Flight of &#xD;&#xA;the Mexican Free-tailed bat at Bracken Cave - YouTube

searchwarrant · Answer

Texans I&#x27;m sure have.I for one must see it. 20 million bats exit each summer night to feed for roughly 4 hours. Largest colony in the world.Bucket list.Click here: Flight of &#xD;&#xA;the Mexican Free-tailed bat at Bracken Cave - YouTube

Getty3 · Answer

What a great way to spend an evening. The organization which owns the property has very limited availability for the public to observe the beasts. Well worth the time. Maybe not bucket list material, but still something to remind us what life feels like. Lit up like a firefly, just to feel the living night.

scalabrine · Answer

Interesting.&#xD;&#xA;How did you post a live link Search?

searchwarrant · Answer

aol is prehistoric Scal. Covers can&#x27;t block it.Wonder of nature, 30&#x2B;million bats all fly at dusk. Must see for me.

Crusher13 · Answer

i didnt see link but are these the bats under bridge in Austin?

Same thing happens all spring and summer out of Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico at sunset...Unreal...Never ever realized there were that many insects out there for dinner..

Any of you guys ever seen this?

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