East asian tailless leaf-nosed bat
A species of Tailless leaf-nosed bats Scientific name : Coelops frithii Genus : Tailless leaf-nosed bats
East asian tailless leaf-nosed bat, A species of Tailless leaf-nosed bats
Scientific name: Coelops frithii
Genus: Tailless leaf-nosed bats
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Description
Coelops frithii is a mammal from the family of the leafy Coelops frithii of the Old World (Hipposideridae). The scientific name of the species was first validly published by Blyth in 1848.
General Info
Lifespan
20-30 years
Diet
East asian tailless leaf-nosed bat primarily feeds on small insects, specifically preferring the diet of midges, mosquitoes, and fruit flies. Their nocturnal habits largely dictate such dietary preferences.
Appearance
East asian tailless leaf-nosed bat is a small bat species. Its most notable feature is a flat and wide skull, unlike most bats. With almost hairless, robust bodies, they possess brownish-grey fur that varies in shade. Their tails are fully enclosed within a large interfemoral membrane. There are no significant morphological differences between different ages or genders.
Behavior
East asian tailless leaf-nosed bat is a nocturnal species, typically known for its distinct migratory patterns. Preferring solitary life, they're primarily cave-dwelling, using echolocation to navigate. Most known for its unique ability to vertically hang while sleeping, their major survival strategy is practiced hibernation during colder months.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Bats Family
Old world leaf-nosed bats Genus
Tailless leaf-nosed bats 
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