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3737 Broadway
Suite 100
San Antonio, TX 78209
Office: 210.599.0045
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MASTERS OF THE NIGHT: The True Story of Bats A touring museum exhibit, is bringing the mystery surrounding bats out of the dark.Bat Conservation International, Inc.

MASTERS OF THE NIGHT:

The True Story of Bats
(2,500 square feet)


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Masters of the Night Logo
   
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Gothic Portal
An imposing bat gargoyle creates a mysterious mood for two girls entering the exhibit's Gothic-style portal. The organ strains of a medieval fugue playing in the background reinforce the creepy curiosity most people have about bats when they enter the exhibit.
   
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Gargoyle
The bat gargoyle above the exhibit's Gothic entry reminds visitors of centuries of myth and superstition surrounding bats.
   
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I'm All Ears
Giant bat ears--nearly 20 times their actual size--give visitors the sensation of hearing the way a bat hears. A bat's own sonar system, called echolocation, uses sound as sight to help it navigate in nighttime flight.
   
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Two Boys Viewing
Lifesize Bat Model
Two young boys examine a lifesize reproduction of one of the world's biggest bats, the grey-headed flying fox. This and other models provide a rare, up-close look at the physical appearance of different species.
   
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Lifesize Bat Model
The lifesize reproduction of a grey-headed flying fox represents one of approximately 50 species featured throughout the exhibit. Nearly 1,000 kinds of bats-almost a quarter of all mammal species-inhabit the earth.
   
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Bat-head Model
This bigger-than-lifesize model of a bats head gives these two children the rare opportunity to touch, as well as see, the unique facial appearance of a particular kind of bat. Similar models displayed in a recreated curator's office also present a unique opportunity for the blind.

 

This bigger-than-lifesize model of a bats head gives these two children the rare opportunity to touch
 


Upcoming Venue

Newport News, VA
Virginia Living Museum
1.15.11 - 5.8.11
2,500 sq. ft.

The bat gargoyle above the exhibit's Gothic entry reminds visitors of centuries of myth and superstition surrounding bats.

 

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Two young boys examine a lifesize reproduction of one of the world's biggest bats, the grey-headed flying fox.

 

Lease Info
Call Christi Klingelhefer
210.599.0045