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Night Of The Cemetery Bats

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I’ve visited St. Louis’ Bellefontaine cemetery before, but never at night.

It’s really dark. The looming trees are black against the sky, where a half-moon is just barely visible behind some clouds.

I can see eerie lights and strange, shadowy figures moving among the gravestones.

As I move in for a closer …Read More

Source: NPR Science – ingested into KQED

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