Myotis bat

Myotis bats are a genus of small to medium-sized bats found worldwide, notable for their ability to use echolocation to navigate and hunt insects in darkness. They have sleek bodies, often with brown or gray fur, and their wings are formed by a thin membrane stretched between elongated fingers. Myotis bats are highly beneficial as pest controllers, consuming vast quantities of insects each night. They typically roost in caves, buildings, or tree cavities and are active during the night. These bats play an important ecological role, supporting healthy ecosystems through their insect predation.