Megadermatidae
- Cardioderma
- Eudiscoderma
- Lavia
- Lyroderma
- Macroderma
- Megaderma
- Saharaderma
- Lesser False Vampire Bat Megaderma spasma
The lesser false vampire bat is a forest bat with a large noseleaf and large ears. It is nocturnal and eats insects and small animals, but does not drink blood.
- Greater Asian False-vampire Lyroderma lyra
The greater Asian false-vampire is a large carnivorous bat distributed across South Asia. It has large ears and a prominent noseleaf, and catches insects and small vertebrates.
- Heart-nosed Bat Cardioderma cor
The heart-nosed bat has a heart-shaped nose leaf and large eyes. It leaves its roost around dusk and catches insects from a low perch.
- Yellow-winged Bat Lavia frons
The yellow-winged bat has a blue-gray body and red-and-yellow wings. It uses open savanna and woodland near water, catching insects that pass its perch.
- Australian False Vampire Bat Macroderma gigas
The ghost bat is a large bat with a scattered range across northern Australia. It has large ears and roosts in caves and deep rock crevices.
- Thongaree's False-vampire Eudiscoderma thongareeae
This rare bat is known from Bala Forest in southern Thailand. The original description was based on three specimens, and little is known about its natural history.
