- 10th European Bat Research Symposium
 - Conference and bat detector workshops held at the National University of Ireland, Galway, from August 21-26, 2005. - All About Bats
- Pictures of bats, as well as a list of endangered species of bats in the U.S., and answers to some common questions about bats.
- Bat Bombers, The
- Article about Project X-Ray, a 1940s military experiment to see whether bats could be used as a delivery mechanism for bombs. From the Journal of the Air Force Association.
- Bat Cave, The
- An illustrated guide to bats in the U.K., with a focus on England and Wales. Find out what each species looks like, where they live, and how they hunt and roost.
- Bat World
- Nonprofit organisation providing sanctuary for bats that are injured, orphaned, or nonreleasable. Learn to distinguish myths from facts, find out how to build a backyard bat house, or find local rescue operations.
- Bat-Watching: Encountering the Masters of the Night
- Bat watching guide for hikers and outdoors enthusiasts. Get information on bat viewing locations in the U.S., safety and etiquette, bat species and conservation efforts, and how to remove a bat from your home.
- Bats
- Essay exploring how bats became to be seen as spooky, scary, or dangerous. Discusses bats in the environment, conservation efforts, and some noteworthy factoids about the winged mammals.
- Bats (Order Chiroptera)
- Information about bats, the world's only flying mammals, covering the different species, habitats, reproduction, lifespan, communication methods, and importance for humans. With a gallery of bat photographs and pictures of bat skulls.
- Bats and American Bridges
- Learn how transportation agencies have begun to accommodate bats in highway structures. Includes an evaluation of bridges and culverts as bat roosting habitats by the North American Bat Conservation project.
- Bats at the Museum of Natural History of Bourges
- Images and information about the three families of European bats, with a profile of each species. From the Bourges Natural History Museum, in English and French.
- Bats In Australia
- Interactive guide to bats in Australia. Click on a region on the map to find out what species of bats live there, where they roost, what they eat, and what threatens their survival. From the Australian Museum.
- Bats in the Desert Southwest
- All about bats or Chiroptera, the flying desert mammals of the Southwestern U.S. Includes colour photos, scientific and common names, as well as behaviour, range, habitat, and life cycle information.
- Bats of the United States
- Introduction to the species of bats living in the U.S. Learn about common myths and misconceptions, bat biology, hibernation and migration, and possible reasons for the decline in the bat population. From the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
- bats4kids
- Bat information and resources for kids, designed to help children learn about these unique and helpful animals. Learn the Big 9 Bat Facts, get answers to common questions, or solve puzzles or quizzes about bats.
- British Bats
- Find out about the common bats in the U.K., with photos and profiles of each variety. Also includes information about echolocation, bat watching tips, and conservation efforts.
- Canadian Bats
- Fact sheet about bats in Canada. Learn about bat flight, habitat, echolocation, geographic range, feeding and breeding habits, hibernation, and migration. From the Canadian Wildlife Service.
- Chiroptera
- Scientific information about bats or Chiroptera, including unique characteristics, taxanomic relationships to other animals, and the geographic distribution of bats around the world.
- Chiroptera: Night Fliers
- Online exhibit about bats, the only mammal capable of powered flight. Explore bats' fossil record, life history, ecology, systematics, and morphology. From the U.C. Berkeley Museum of Palaeontology.
- Congress Avenue Bridge Bats - Austin, Texas@
- Enchanted Learning: All About Bats
- Offers educational printouts and colouring pages for children interested in learning about bats. Find out about bat anatomy, senses of smell and hearing, and common species like fruit bats and vampire bats.
- Flying Fur
- Blog about bats and bat preservation. Read about bat watching spots around the U.S., research, and anecdotes from bat lovers.
- How Bats Work
- Introduction to bats and bat species, covering the facts and myths about the only mammals that can fly. Find out how some bats see with sound, whether they really live in caves, and if the name "flying mice" is accurate. From How Stuff Works.
- Kentucky Bat Working Group
- Includes photos and biological profiles about the bat species found in Kentucky, instructions for building a rocket-style bat house, and information on bat research.
- North American Symposium on Bat Research (NASBR)
- Research society dedicated to the scientific study of bats and to bringing together bat researchers from throughout North America. Features information about past and future annual conferences.
- Radar's School on Bats: Chiroptera 101
- A bat enthusiast's collection of resources, with links to bat cams, movies, FAQs, sound recordings, rescue organisations, scientific research, and how to build a backyard bat house.
- Temperature Data Logging in Missouri Bat Caves
- Research paper exploring the effects of cave temperature and humidity on two endangered bat species: the Indiana bat, Myotis sodalis, and the gray bat, Myotis grisescens . In PDF format.
- Tharagors Bat Page
- Dispelling some common myths about bats, such as "bats are blind" or "they get tangled in your hair." Also offers links to other bat resources and images.
- Tolga Bat Hospital
- Bat sanctuary and volunteer organisation working for the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of Spectacled Flying Foxes and other species of bats affected by tick paralysis.
- Western Bat Information Sheet
- Fact sheet discussing the range and habitat of North American bats, as well as conservation efforts and how to construct a bat house.
- Wikipedia: Bat
- Encyclopedia entry about bats, the flying mammals in the order Chiroptera. Learn how bats are related to other animals and about their reproduction, behaviour, enemies, rabies risk, and reputation among humans.
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