Angola free tailed bat
Introduction:The Angola free-tailed bat (Mops condylura) roost in crevices, caves, attics and expansion joints in bridges. They are common in their distribution range, occurring in colonies ranging from a few individuals to several hundred, often in co-existence with the little free-tailed bat. At bridges, the Angola free-tailed bat uses it's wings as air brakes prior to landing.
Distribution: The forest areas of the Zambezi Region (previously called the Caprivi Strip)
Diet: Insects.
Colouring: A rich dark brown fur with lighter underparts, a tawny throat colour with a grey-brown chest and a whitish belly. The wings are brown.
Size: Average body length 100mm.
Weight: 15g.
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