Many aspects of animal behaviour are affected by real‐time changes in the risk of predation.
This conclusion holds for virtually all taxa and ecological systems studied, but does it hold …

Substantial evidence now supports the hypothesis that the common ancestor of bats was
nocturnal and capable of both powered flight and laryngeal echolocation. This scenario …

Artificial illumination at night (ALAN) alters many aspects of animal behaviour. Commuting
and foraging bats have been found to be affected by ALAN, but no study has yet addressed …

The use of artificial light at night (ALAN) has increased drastically worldwide over the last
decades. ALAN can have major effects on nocturnal communities, including insects and …

In tropical rainforests environmental conditions vary dramatically from the ground to the
canopy, resulting in a marked stratification in the way vertical space is used by organisms …

We present the results of, to our knowledge, the first Lidar study applied to continuous and
simultaneous monitoring of aerial insects, bats and birds. It illustrates how common patterns …

Organisms sharing the same habitats may differ in small‐scale microhabitat requirements or
benefit from different management. In this study, set in I taly, we focused on two species of …

Bats are an important group of mammals, frequently foraging in farmland and potentially
exposed to pesticides. This statement considers whether the current risk assessment …

Bats are typically nocturnal. However, daylight activity (ie between one hour after sunrise
and one hour before sunset) is known for a small subset of species, often associated with …

Geographical areas historically characterized by a lower risk of diurnal avian predation
should in theory allow bats to be active in daytime too, especially to forage. Oceanic islands …