Wildlifeof India
Himalayan Long-tailed Myotis
BatsMyotis himalaicus
Basic stats
Habitat
High-altitude areas of the Western Himalaya
Range
Uttarakhand, India (Western Himalaya)
The Himalayan long-tailed myotis, Myotis himalaicus, is a bat of the Myotis frater complex that Saikia and colleagues formally described in 2025. It is known from high-altitude areas of the Western Himalaya in Uttarakhand, India, and the description drew on museum specimens, live-caught bats, echolocation calls and DNA (Wikipedia, general species account).
No source opened gives its size, appearance, diet or a wider range (Wikipedia, general species account).
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Himalayan Long-tailed Myotis live in?
- High-altitude areas of the Western Himalaya
- Where is the Himalayan Long-tailed Myotis found?
- Uttarakhand, India (Western Himalaya)