Bristle-faced Free-tailed Bat

Bristle-faced Free-tailed BatThis small bat is recorded in inland Australia. Its back is light sandy in color, its underside is paler, and coarse bristles grow around its nose. The state species profile describes it as insect-eating.What does it look like?The dorsal coat is light sandy in color and the underside is paler. Coarse, prominent bristles grow around the nose.How does it live?This small bat is recorded in inland Australia. Its back is light sandy in color, its underside is paler, and coarse bristles grow around its nose. The state species profile describes it as insect-eating.The state profile describes this species as a small insect-eating bat. It does not specify prey types or how it catches them.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.