There is a pretty cool Google Earth app that shows range maps for the bats of the world here:
http://gis.miiz.waw.pl/webapps/thebats/iucn/default.aspx?bheight=849&ie=true
I had to refresh the page at one point to get past a hang up, but ….
John
Bat distribution maps
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Very cool! Thanks John