Cuban Flower Bat

Cuban Flower BatThis medium-sized bat forms groups in Caribbean caves. Its noseleaf is reduced, and grooves on its lips help collect nectar or pollen.What does it look like?It has a reduced noseleaf and large, widely separated ears. Fine grooves and papillae on its lips help it gather nectar and pollen.How does it live?This medium-sized bat forms groups in Caribbean caves. Its noseleaf is reduced, and grooves on its lips help collect nectar or pollen.It roosts in groups in caves and uses evergreen or secondary forest and ravines. It belongs to a group of bats that feed on nectar and pollen.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global