Turtle Back Bat Cave Showcases Night Illusions at Zoo
Turtle Back Zoo houses 15 Lesser Spear-nosed Bats in a glassed cave where red lights simulate day and white lights simulate night. Bats use sonar to navigate and hunt, hang upside down to rest, and are insect eaters in New Jersey. Director Richard Ryan warns against handling bats due to rabies risk and advises using a shovel if assistance is needed.
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Organic Backyard Guide From Rutgers Opens Free
Rutgers College of Agriculture and Environmental Science publishes a beginner bulletin for growing organic fruit and vegetables without pesticides or inorganic fertilizers. Compiled by insect control soils horticulture experts, it’s part of Cooperative Extension Service outreach and free to New Jersey residents. Send card for Bulletin 404 Organic Food to your county Cooperative Extension office.
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