Geoffroy's Rousette

Geoffroy's RousetteGeoffroy's rousette is a fruit-eating bat that roosts in large groups in limestone caves. It moves as fruits ripen.What does it look like?Its body is brown or gray-brown, with a head usually darker than the underside. Males often have longer, sometimes yellowish hairs around the neck and chin.How does it live?Geoffroy's rousette is a fruit-eating bat that roosts in large groups in limestone caves. It moves as fruits ripen.It roosts in large groups in limestone caves near forests and moves to follow ripening fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.