Peterson's Long-fingered Bat

Peterson's Long-fingered BatThis bat has dense fur mixing medium and dark brown on its back and underside. It occurs in southeastern Madagascar, is active at night, and uses caves as daytime roosts.What does it look like?The dorsal and ventral fur is somewhat long and dense, in medium to dark brown shades. The membranes are dark brown to black.How does it live?This bat has dense fur mixing medium and dark brown on its back and underside. It occurs in southeastern Madagascar, is active at night, and uses caves as daytime roosts.HMW describes the species as nocturnal and reports caves as daytime roosts. It also records captures in gallery forest and at forest-to-secondary-habitat edges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.