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Bat incidents rising, BSU professor explains why
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[Taunton Daily Gazette] - Maria Armour of Bridgewater, who works in the biology department at Bridgewater State University where she also teaches, has some answers. Armour did her thesis at Long Island University on the anatomy and evolution of bats. Her research took her to
Bats invading homes across the Brockton region
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[Enterprise News] - Maria Armour, a visiting lecturer at Bridgewater State College who has done research on bats at Long Island University and the Museum of Natural History, said bats like to raise their young in hot, humid places – like attics in homes this sultry summer.
'Death sentence' Scots mum given contaminated blood after miscarriage...
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Maria Armour told the contaminated blood inquiry in Edinburgh she feared for her life while suffering 16 years of tests.
Scary No More | Bridgewater State University
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Oct 31, · This time of year, bats are commonly used to scare up Halloween fun, but Bridgewater State University biology instructor Maria Armour insists these mammals are not to be feared. “Bats are not scary, blood-sucking, rabies-infested animals, the total opposite is true, they are a very unique order of animals,” she said.Armour would know, she’s been intrigued by them …
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