The African Yellow Bat has a yellowish underside and eats insects. It roosts in hollow trees and buildings, alone or in small groups.
The underside is yellowish. Research reports forms that differ in body size and echolocation calls, and discusses whether they may be separate cryptic species.
It feeds on insects. It roosts in hollow trees and dark places such as roof spaces, alone or in groups of up to about 30.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.