The heart-nosed bat has a heart-shaped nose leaf and large eyes. It leaves its roost around dusk and catches insects from a low perch.
The leaf-like nose structure is heart-shaped, its eyes are large, and the bases of its ears are joined.
It leaves its roost around dusk and hangs upside down from low vegetation, then swoops down to seize insects below.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.