Bat guano from Missouri caves could offer climate change insight

Anything that piles up over time can offer clues about past climate conditions or surrounding landscapes and how they’ve change, and that goes for bat poop. Researchers from Missouri and Virginia are studying what’s scientifically known as guano that was taken from Missouri caves, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Monday. The study is being conducted by researchers from ...

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Bat guano from Missouri caves could offer climate change insight

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