Discover the fascinating world of bats with Bellevue College’s resident chiropterologist (bat expert) Heidi Richter on Thursday.
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Explore the Fascinating World of Bats – Oct. 29
Discover the fascinating world of bats with Bellevue College’s resident chiropterologist (bat expert) Heidi Richter on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, from 11:30 AM-12:20 PM in C-130.
From bats weighing as little as a penny to species with wingspans reaching two meters, these remarkable mammals are among the most diverse and underappreciated animals on the planet.
Learn about bat biology, behavior, and their important role in ecosystems. Discover their unusual diets, which can include frogs, fish, and even blood, and find out why bats are essential to producing products such as tequila.
Richter will also share some surprising facts about bats, including why you might want to keep your toes tucked under the blankets.
Event Details
- Time: 11:30 AM-12:20 PM
- Date: Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026
- Location: C-130
- Presenter: Heidi Richter, chiropterologist
- Who: All are welcome
Registration
Please sign up to let organizers know you plan to attend.
Use this link to register for the bat biology and behavior presentation.
Join us to learn more about these extraordinary animals and their importance to the natural world.
Last Updated October 27, 2026