The fulvous leaf-nosed bat is a small bat found across much of southern Asia. It rests in caves, burrows, or other roosts by day and searches for insects at night.
Its average body length is about 4.3 cm. The dorsal fur ranges from reddish brown and yellowish brown to grey; the account says the northern subspecies tends to be paler and the southeastern one darker.
It roosts in groups of about 10–100 and hunts at night in groups of four or five. It uses echolocation to find insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.