Intermediate Long-fingered Bat

Intermediate Long-fingered BatThe intermediate long-fingered bat is a Southeast Asian bat that roosts in caves. A Borneo species account describes it catching insects at night.What does it look like?Its forearm is about 44–48 mm long. Like other Miniopterus bats, it folds a long finger back into the wing.How does it live?The intermediate long-fingered bat is a Southeast Asian bat that roosts in caves. A Borneo species account describes it catching insects at night.It catches insects at night and roosts in caves.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.