The smoky bat is a small bat found along the Pacific side of South America. Its fur ranges from gray to dark brown, and it mainly eats moths and butterflies at night.
Its fur ranges from slate gray to dark brown. The noseleaf is absent or greatly reduced, and the thumb is greatly reduced, with a claw that is absent or nonfunctional.
It is nocturnal and mainly eats moths and butterflies. Groups of up to about 300 have been reported.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.