Japanese Short-tailed Bat

Japanese Short-tailed BatThis bat is recorded in montane forest in central Honshu and Kanto. Gifu Prefecture reports tree hollows and one maternity-roost record in wall gaps and an attic at Norikura.What does it look like?The back is blackish brown, with pale tips on the guard hairs.How does it live?This bat is recorded in montane forest in central Honshu and Kanto. Gifu Prefecture reports tree hollows and one maternity-roost record in wall gaps and an attic at Norikura.It eats insects active at night. Tree hollows are known roosts; a maternity group was recorded in wall gaps and an attic at Norikura.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.