Ecuadorian Tailless Bat

Ecuadorian Tailless BatThis small bat has no tail. A mammal guide for El Oro Province describes brown-to-cinnamon fur with a paler underside. It also reports a diet of nectar, pollen, fruit, and small insects.What does it look like?The upper fur is brown to cinnamon and the underside is paler. The account also describes a long, narrow muzzle and small, rounded triangular ears.How does it live?This small bat has no tail. A mammal guide for El Oro Province describes brown-to-cinnamon fur with a paler underside. It also reports a diet of nectar, pollen, fruit, and small insects.The guide reports that it feeds on nectar, pollen, fruit, and small insects. It is active at night and may roost in groups.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.