Broad-toothed Tailless Bat

Broad-toothed Tailless BatThis nectar-feeding bat is known from scattered localities in South America. Its skull is described as having a relatively short snout and nearly parallel upper tooth rows.What does it look like?Its skull has a relatively short snout and an inflated braincase, with the upper tooth rows running almost parallel.How does it live?This nectar-feeding bat is known from scattered localities in South America. Its skull is described as having a relatively short snout and nearly parallel upper tooth rows.A 2002 study classifies it as a nectarivore, a bat that feeds on flower nectar.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.