Wildlifeof China
Intermediate Roundleaf Bat
Bats
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Hipposideros larvatus
Basic stats
Diet
Beetles, moths and other insects
Habitat
Tropical and subtropical forest near caves
Range
South, East and Southeast Asia
Size
Approximately 5–7cm head-and-body length
Weight
Approximately 12–25g
The intermediate roundleaf bat is a medium-sized Hipposideros with broad ears and a rounded multilobed noseleaf. Fur varies from grey-brown to orange. It ranges widely through South, East and Southeast Asia. Colonies occupy caves and mines, emerging to hunt beetles, moths and other insects around tropical and subtropical forest. (Wikipedia, general species account)
Quick answers
- What does the Intermediate Roundleaf Bat eat?
- Beetles, moths and other insects
- What habitat does the Intermediate Roundleaf Bat live in?
- Tropical and subtropical forest near caves
- Where is the Intermediate Roundleaf Bat found?
- South, East and Southeast Asia
- How big is the Intermediate Roundleaf Bat?
- Approximately 5–7cm head-and-body length
- How much does the Intermediate Roundleaf Bat weigh?
- Approximately 12–25g