Mexican Big-eyed Bat

Mexican Big-eyed BatThis Mexican bat has records along the Pacific side of the country and as far east as Veracruz. It uses dry forest and riparian forest.What does it look like?It has bright white facial stripes and one white stripe down its back. The ears are small and rounded, and the tragus is yellowish.How does it live?This Mexican bat has records along the Pacific side of the country and as far east as Veracruz. It uses dry forest and riparian forest.It occurs in tropical and subtropical coniferous forest, dry deciduous forest, and riparian forest. In Sinaloa, it was frequently captured in nets over water and near fruiting trees.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.