Davies’s big-eared bat is a relatively large leaf-nosed bat from humid forests of Central and South America. It is the largest species in its genus, but its food habits are not well documented.
It is the largest species in its genus. It has one pair of upper incisors, while the lower incisors are elongated from front to back and narrow across.
It is described as omnivorous, although specific food records are scarce. In Brazil it has been documented in well-preserved humid forest and in several vegetation types, from open fields to woodland.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.