African Long-fingered Bat

African Long-fingered BatThis long-fingered bat is recorded in dry habitats and savanna in East Africa. Two measured specimens had forearms about 49 mm long.What does it look like?A 2019 comparison reported forearm lengths of 49.0–49.8 mm in two specimens. This measurement is the physical detail available here; the source does not provide a full coat or wing description.How does it live?This long-fingered bat is recorded in dry habitats and savanna in East Africa. Two measured specimens had forearms about 49 mm long.The Kenyan checklist lists records from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania, associating the species with comparatively dry habitats and savanna. The cited material does not provide a detailed account of diet or roosts.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.