The Jamaican fruit-eating bat has pale facial stripes and a leaf-shaped noseleaf. It is active at night, eats fruit, and may fold leaves into a tent-like roost.
It has pale stripes across its face and a leaf-shaped projection called a noseleaf.
It searches for fruit at night and may fold leaves into a tent-like shelter for daytime roosting.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.