Philippine Long-fingered Bat

Philippine Long-fingered BatThis small bat is recorded in the Philippines, the Tanimbar Islands, and parts of Borneo. Its fur is dark blackish brown; it uses lowland agricultural and forest habitats and roosts in caves. HMW lists three subspecies but says their status and distributions need genetic confirmation.What does it look like?Its fur is dense and uniformly dark blackish brown. The ears are small, and the tragus is short and blunt.How does it live?This small bat is recorded in the Philippines, the Tanimbar Islands, and parts of Borneo. Its fur is dark blackish brown; it uses lowland agricultural and forest habitats and roosts in caves. HMW lists three subspecies but says their status and distributions need genetic confirmation.It is recorded in lowland agricultural areas, secondary forest, and primary forest, and it roosts in caves.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.