A genus of leaf-nosed bats known for their long tongues, which they use to feed on nectar from flowers while hovering.
From Greek 'glossa' (tongue) + 'phagos' (eater). The taxonomic name perfectly describes these bats' most distinctive feature—their disproportionately long tongues that they extend deep into blossoms.
These bats have tongues that are actually longer than their bodies! They're like tiny flying hummingbirds with fur, and some flowers have evolved specifically to have their nectar at depths only a glossophaga tongue can reach.
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