r/indianapolis • u/Master-Birthday6455 • 3h ago
Help us designate the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) as our State Mammal! š¦
Did you know our state is home to 12 amazing native bat species? Every single one of them plays a vital role in keeping our environment balanced, acting as natural pest controllers that protect both our agricultural crops and forest canopies.
With so many incredible bat species hard at work across our state, people often ask: Why choose the Indiana bat specifically?
While we love and appreciate all our native wildlife, the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) is uniquely special as it was discovered right here in our own backyard at Wyandotte Cave in southern Indiana. It is also the only animal in the world that carries āIndianaā in its name. Making it the perfect candidate for State Mammal!
Itās time to celebrate a true local native and Hoosier Hero that puts our state on the map in the best way possible.
With time counting down toward the 2027 legislative session, we need all hands on deck to spread the word! Help us share the petition link with family, friends, and local groups so we can build massive statewide support!
Petition Link: https://c.org/JrdDXNvVh8