Bats fertilize the agave plant which is the source of tequila
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American Museum of Natural History - On National Tequila Day, let's tip our hats to the lesser long-nosed bat. What does a bat have to do with tequila? It's an important pollinator
How an Arizona professor is protecting "tequila bats" - Axios Phoenix
Long Nosed Bats and Agaves The Tequila Connection / Public News Service
Bat-friendly tequila is helping one endangered species recover • Earth.com
Why are bats good for tequila? | Natural History Museum - YouTube
July: tequila bat | News and features | University of Bristol
Study sheds light on famous tequila bat - The Irish News
Mezcal is more popular than ever—why that's bad news for bats
If there were no bats, the world would not have tequila. The agave plant from which tequila is made is pollinated by the… | Agave plant, Bottles decoration, Species
Why are bats good for tequila? | The blue agave plant is widely grown and harvested to make tequila, but what important part do bats play in the process? Discover why you
Rejoice, Tequila Drinkers! Now You Can Be Socially Responsible - WSJ
Mezcal is more popular than ever—why that's bad news for bats
Recovery: Bats with Your Tequila
Tequila bat boosted by DNA study which could help protect future of threatened animal and Mexican spirit | The Independent | The Independent
Bats and Carbon: Tequila Production Is Pressured to Go Green
Mezcal is more popular than ever—why that's bad news for bats
Tequila might have saved this endangered bat species | Science | AAAS
Would there be Cinco de Mayo without bats? - Bat Conservation International
Tequila bats' ancestral origins revealed by conservationists - BBC Science Focus Magazine
Tequila makes Mexican bats happy – DW – 01/31/2017
Bats And Tequila: A Once Boo-tiful Relationship Cursed By Growing Demands : The Salt : NPR
A tequila bat (Leptonycteris yerbabuenae) visiting a cactus flower... | Download Scientific Diagram
