Arnhem Land long-eared bat

Arnhem Land long-eared batThe Arnhem Land long-eared bat occurs across northern Australia. It roosts alone under bark and other sheltered places, and hunts insects with slow flights near forest leaves.What does it look like?It is a long-eared bat; the Australian Museum species page pairs that name with a photograph of the species.How does it live?The Arnhem Land long-eared bat occurs across northern Australia. It roosts alone under bark and other sheltered places, and hunts insects with slow flights near forest leaves.It roosts alone under bark flaps close to the ground and also uses house roofs. It feeds on insects, flying slowly around and beneath leaves in thick forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.