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PEFF: "The Invisible Mammal"

This documentary examines North American bats, the people who help them, and their struggle to survive.

"The Invisible Mammal" is a feature-length documentary film about bats, infectious disease and women in science. It tells the captivating story of a dedicated team as they strive to protect North America's bats against a deadly disease rapidly spreading across the continent. In this intensely cinematic film, bats are rendered poetically visible: spectacularly streaming out of caves or bridges, or cradled in a gloved hand, wings extended. This film follows Project Fat Bat, a potential solution to help rebuild healthy bat populations across North America. Against the backdrop of a global pandemic, attributed to a bat species in China, their work gets interrupted, but their commitment never waivers. The race to save bats is on.

​Part of the Princeton Environmental Film Festival. See peff.eventive.org for the full schedule.

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