A member of the emballonuridae family, which is a family of small insectivorous bats found mainly in warm climates.
From Emballonuridae, the family name, combining Greek em- (in) + ballein (to throw) + oura (tail), referring to the distinctive tail anatomy of these bats.
These bats have an unusual tail structure where the tail protrudes through the wing membrane rather than extending freely, and some species live in family groups inside hollow trees, which is extremely rare bat behavior.
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