Kalinowski's Little Mastiff Bat

Kalinowski's Little Mastiff BatKalinowski's little mastiff bat occurs in dry areas of southwestern Peru and northern Chile. It eats insects; one studied population used crevices in rocky slopes as roosts.What does it look like?Deep folds mark the skin around its lips. Its ears are separate, with a well-developed inner ear projection.How does it live?Kalinowski's little mastiff bat occurs in dry areas of southwestern Peru and northern Chile. It eats insects; one studied population used crevices in rocky slopes as roosts.It feeds on insects and flies low while foraging. At Ite Valley, the study population used crevices in hillside rocks as roosts.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.