Small Big-eared Brown Bat

Small Big-eared Brown BatThe small big-eared brown bat has large ears and gray-brown fur. Chile's biodiversity account reports winter torpor as temperatures fall and describes the ears folding.What does it look like?Its ears measure 25–30 mm. The silky coat is gray-brown with yellowish and darker tones on the back, while the underside is paler.How does it live?The small big-eared brown bat has large ears and gray-brown fur. Chile's biodiversity account reports winter torpor as temperatures fall and describes the ears folding.The Chilean account says it may enter torpor in winter when ambient temperature falls below 13°C, folding its ears. It also describes broad wings for slow, low flight.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.