Epomophorus minor was studied in Babille Elephant Sanctuary in eastern Ethiopia. The paper recorded bats flying in Acacia canopies and roosting among dry fruits.
Specimens assigned to this species in the paper were described as gray-brown, with whitish belly and shoulders and white ear tufts.
Bats were observed flying in the canopy and active in the morning at the study site. Some roosted among dry Acacia fruits.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.