Peninsular Horseshoe Bat

Peninsular Horseshoe BatThe Peninsular horseshoe bat has a distinctive noseleaf and has been recorded roosting in forest rock crevices and palm leaves.What does it look like?The folds around its nose have no side flaps, a rounded center, and a small stepped groove.How does it live?The Peninsular horseshoe bat has a distinctive noseleaf and has been recorded roosting in forest rock crevices and palm leaves.It primarily inhabits forests; records include roosting in rock crevices and palm leaves in lowland and hill forests.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.