The Angolan long-eared bat has long ears and a large triangular tragus. One adult is recorded from riparian forest at Mozambique’s Chimanimani National Park.
It has long ears and a large, triangular tragus.
At Mozambique’s Chimanimani National Park, one adult was recorded in riparian forest at 640 m. Its sound for sensing its surroundings while flying in a confined space had a broad frequency range and peaked around 40–50 kHz.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.