Its wing membranes reach the middle of its back, making the dorsum look bare. This medium-sized bat catches insects in open areas and gallery forests and often roosts in large, hot, humid caves.
Its wing membranes attach along the dorsal midline, hiding the fur and giving the back a naked appearance.
It catches insects in flight and commonly roosts in colonies in large, hot, humid cave systems.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.