🦇 Going Batty #52 🦇 Mystery Cache

GOING  BATTY #52

Welcome to my new Bat caches.  When I lived in Missouri during the summer of 2003, I worked at Ozark Caverns within Lake of The Ozarks State Park. Ozark Caverns has remained mostly natural as there is no lighting installed in the caves, which makes it a great habitat for bats.  I learned quite a bit about bats and wanted to create a few bat puzzle caches: the "Bump In The Night" for Snag The Tag is the perfect time to do it too.  

The cache is not at the posted coordinates.

Bat Fact #52

White-nose syndrome (WNS) is a disease that affects hibernating bats and is caused by a fungus, Pseudogymnoascus destructans, or Pd for short. Sometimes Pd looks like a white fuzz on bats’ faces, which is how the disease got its name. Pd grows in cold, dark and damp places. It attacks the bare skin of bats while they’re hibernating in a relatively inactive state. As it grows, Pd causes changes in bats that make them become active more than usual and burn up fat they need to survive the winter. Bats with white-nose syndrome may do strange things like fly outside in the daytime in the winter. 

​​​​​Puzzle:

Megabats or Fruit bats are NOT found in which of the following, in the wild?

A. Africa

B. Asia

C. Australia

D. North America

(Enter answer as A, B, C, or D)

Click on Certitude below to enter your answer, to get the final Cache Coordinates and Hint.

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