The Mexican big-eared bat is a nocturnal bat with long ears. It occurs in Mexico’s highlands and eats insects, although detailed diet studies remain limited.
Its long ears join at the base over the head. Its fur ranges from gray-brown to black, and its face is paler than the rest of the body.
It eats insects. Detailed diet data are limited; related big-eared bats are reported to eat soft-bodied insects such as moths.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.