Pygmy Long-eared Bat

Pygmy Long-eared BatThe Pygmy Long-eared Bat is a small bat recorded in northern Australia. It is often found near water and has been seen roosting in palms and pandanus thickets.What does it look like?A 1999 survey report describes it as the smallest species of long-eared bat.How does it live?The Pygmy Long-eared Bat is a small bat recorded in northern Australia. It is often found near water and has been seen roosting in palms and pandanus thickets.The Australian Museum reports records near permanent water and roosts in palms and pandanus thickets. It eats insects and hunts while flying close to water.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.