 Currently two first of them are sediment-filled sinkholes few meters above sea level, third one is submerged.In these three sites in southern peninsula, the sea level stand change presumably was also reason of extirpation of another tropical cave-dwelling bat in the Neotropical family Mormoopidae (extralimital ghost-faced bat "Mormoops megalophylla") and one North American species (southeastern myotis "Myotis austroriparius") as well.The fourth species - big brown bat ("Eptesicus fuscus") became rare in Florida caves.