On February 3, Beijing time, Spurs was on the hot search again, not because they performed well, nor because they had to have big deals, but because their home court once again welcomed a "VIP". This "VIP" is not a stranger, but a bat that has been visited many times.
Two days ago, when the Spurs were playing against the Nets at home, several bats flew over the Spurs at home. Today, the Spurs flew over to the home court again. The experienced Spurs mascot also prepared the net bag early, and was wearing a clothes with Batman printed on it, and successfully caught the bat.
Obviously, both the Spurs and the Spurs fans are no longer unfamiliar with Bats, and they are even familiar with them. So the question is, why are the 30 NBA teams so popular with Bats at home? After all, the Spurs' home court has not just flew over to the bats recently. Ginobili went on, but he took the bats with one hand.
The reason is that Texas is the state with the most bats in the United States, and the Spurs' home venue San Antonio has many bats, so bats occasionally fly into the Spurs' home court.
According to US media reports, among the 47 known bats in the United States, 32 bats have settled their homes in Texas. A region close to San Antonio is the largest bat swarm. The northern suburbs of San Antonio are the largest bat colony in the world, with more than 15 million Mexican free-tail bats.
At the same time, according to media reports, bats interfered with flight training at a US base six times in 2013. And 20 miles from downtown San Antonio, there is a famous bat cave called the Blanken Cave, which gathers 20 million bats every summer.
There are so many bats in San Antonio, so it is really not uncommon for the Spurs to fly into the bats from time to time at home.
