Greenhall’s Dog-faced Bat

Greenhall’s Dog-faced BatIts underside is whitish from the throat toward the middle of the body. Like other bats in its genus, it catches insects on the wing, and records span Central America and northern South America.What does it look like?The underside is whitish from the throat to mid-body and was reported as whiter than in a close congener.How does it live?Its underside is whitish from the throat toward the middle of the body. Like other bats in its genus, it catches insects on the wing, and records span Central America and northern South America.The paper describes bats in this genus as fast-flying aerial insectivores that catch insects while flying.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.