. >> reporter: our guide for this tour of the bracken bat wave north of san antonio is casey andersonwild, on national wild. i love tracking predators. >> reporter: this guy has traveled the world and seen some of the most dangerous animals. and says he has never seen anything like this. >> it is the largest concentration of mammals on the planet. it its overwhelming to be, amongst all these bats. >> reporter: so many bats make the journey together every night. they even show up on the local radar. as many as we are seeing right now, this goes on for hours and hours just a steady stream. >> yeah, this massive flow will go on for three hours sometimes. it just shows you how many bats are in that, in that cave. it's -- it's, blows my mind. >> reporter: as close as we are here, you are telling me i am in no danger if one hit me in the head? >> no, only thing you are in danger of. you might feel look you are getting rained on. that's not rain. >> that's danger to me, let's be very clear we couldn't go in the cave from the dangerous level of c 02 from the bat's guano. casey did go inside a