Batwoman - Snap Classic
A woman in Texas takes animal rehabilitation to new heights when she brings over a thousand bats back from the dead in her own home. And a Snap producer reveals he owes a lot to one single hairy flying mammal.
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Batwoman
A woman in Texas takes animal rehabilitation to new heights when she brings over a thousand bats back from the dead in her own home.
Thank you, Mary Warwick, for sharing your story with us!
Big thanks also to The Houston Humane Society, The TWRC Wildlife Center, and the Batworld Sanctuary in Texas – whose staff protect and rehabilitate bats, and provide education and training on the proper treatment of bats to people all over the US.
Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, produced by Shaina Shealy, artwork by Teo Ducot.
Bless the Bat
Snap Producer, John Fecile, tells us how he got where is he today.
Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, produced by John Fecile.
Season 16 – Episode 48 - Snap Classic
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A woman in Texas takes animal rehabilitation to new heights when she brings over a thousand bats back from the dead in her own home. And a Snap producer reveals he owes a lot to one single hairy flying mammal.
STORIES
Batwoman
A woman in Texas takes animal rehabilitation to new heights when she brings over a thousand bats back from the dead in her own home.
Thank you, Mary Warwick, for sharing your story with us!
Big thanks also to The Houston Humane Society, The TWRC Wildlife Center, and the Batworld Sanctuary in Texas – whose staff protect and rehabilitate bats, and provide education and training on the proper treatment of bats to people all over the US.
Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, produced by Shaina Shealy, artwork by Teo Ducot.
Bless the Bat
Snap Producer, John Fecile, tells us how he got where is he today.
Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, produced by John Fecile.
Season 16 – Episode 48 - Snap Classic
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