Specimen: Horseshoe Bat (Rhinolophus acuminatus) Wingspan: 7.25" Frame Color: Black Frame Dimensions: 10.5" x 6.5" x 1.25"
The Horseshoe Bat (Rhinolophus acuminatus) is a fascinating nocturnal species known for its distinctive horseshoe-shaped nose, which aids in echolocation. Found across various regions, including Asia, Africa, and Europe, these bats rely on their sophisticated sonar abilities to navigate the night sky and hunt for insects. Their unique facial structure allows them to emit and detect sound waves with incredible precision, making them one of nature’s most skilled aerial hunters.
This beautifully framed specimen captures the intricate details of the bat’s delicate wing membranes and fine fur, offering a rare glimpse into the anatomy of this elusive creature. A striking addition to any natural history collection, the preserved Horseshoe Bat serves as a remarkable display of the diversity and adaptability of the bat world.
You will receive the specimen pictured in this listing. It is displayed in a glass shadow box with a black frame, complete with a hanging apparatus on the back. The photos reflect natural variances in lighting. Approximate measurements and additional details are listed above.
