←

Ratanaworabhan's Fruit Bat

Bats

Megaerops albicollis

Basic stats

Diet

Small fruit

Habitat

Forest interior

Range

Borneo, Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia

Litter size

1 pup (typical for the family)

Gestation period

About 4 months (typical for the family)

Size

Small fruit bat (forearm ~40–45mm)

Weight

12–18g

A small, little-known Megaerops fruit bat, named for the Thai mammalogist Petch Ratanaworabhan, and closely related to the black-capped and tailless fruit bats found alongside it in Sundaic forest.

Nocturnal, roosting in dense foliage of the forest interior and feeding on small, soft fruit; recorded infrequently and easily overlooked among Borneo's more common small fruit bats.

📷 Upload a photo of this species

Add your photo

This photo is shown first in this species' gallery on your device. It stays on your device unless you tick the box to send it to us.

🏠Home RegionsRegions 🐾Species 🗺️Planner Sightings 🔍Search