Question: Which mammal has more species in the Grand Canyon than any other national park?
Answer: Grand Canyon National Park boasts the highest bat diversity of any U.S. national park, with 22 documented species inhabiting areas from the rims to the canyon floor and throughout the river corridor. Bats represent one-fifth of all mammal species globally and play vital roles in ecosystems as pollinators, insect predators, and prey for various animals.
