The big-eared horseshoe bat is a small horseshoe bat with relatively large ears. In a summer study in southwestern China, most detected insect food belonged to Lepidoptera, the group that includes moths and butterflies.
It is a small horseshoe bat with relatively large ears and soft, woolly fur, as described in a South Asian species account.
In a summer diet study in southwestern China, most food detected in fecal DNA belonged to Lepidoptera, the group that includes moths and butterflies.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.