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Australia: Thousands of bats killed by hot weather in Queensland

2014-01-06 06:44:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Guardian: Thousands of bats have died across Queensland after extremely hot weather at the weekend. On Saturday Dayboro resident Murray Paas found hundreds of dead flying foxes on the ground of his 1.5-hectare property. He filmed the sight and uploaded it to YouTube, describing it as "massive carnage' from the extreme temperatures, which rose above 43C in Brisbane on Saturday. Paas told Guardian Australia that he estimated more than 1,000 bats had died in the heat on his property alone. "[The bats]...

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