Coastal Sheath-tailed Bat

Coastal Sheath-tailed BatThis bat catches insects while flying near the coast. It occurs in a narrow coastal strip of northeastern Queensland.What does it look like?Its fur ranges from gray to brown, with a slightly paler belly. The tail tip projects through the tail membrane, a useful identification feature.How does it live?This bat catches insects while flying near the coast. It occurs in a narrow coastal strip of northeastern Queensland.At night it catches insects while flying just above the canopy. By day it roosts in places such as sea caves, mines, and rock fissures.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.