Echidna (Tachyglossidae), one of four peculiar egg-laying mammals found in Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea. They eat and breathe through a bald tube-like beak extending from their dome-shaped body. Covered with spines. Echidnas have round eyes and slits for ears, two small nostrils (or nostrils) at the end of their beak, and a small mouth. Electroreceptors in the skin of the beak sense electrical signals produced by the muscles of invertebrate prey. Echidnas are active day and night....
The platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) is a small Australian amphibian mammal known for its strange combination of primitive features and special adaptations, particularly its flat, almost comical beak, which early observers believed was sewn onto the mammal's body duck's beak. There is noticeable white fur under the eyes, adding to its unique appearance. The hair on the rest of the body is dark brown to light brown above and lighter underneath. Platypus in Australia...
The northern tree shrew (scientific name: Tupaia belangeri) is a tree shrew native to Indochina, the northeastern part of the South Asian subcontinent and southern China. Its type origin is near Yangon, Myanmar. It mainly inhabits tropical and subtropical forests and shrubs. The food is mainly insects, but also young birds, bird eggs, cereals, fruits, leaves, etc. Mainly distributed in Southeast Asia north of the Kra Isthmus. This species has a wide distribution range, large number, stable numbe...
Small bat, distributed domestically in Taiwan and abroad in Vietnam. It is a typical nocturnal forest bat, but its main habitat is not well defined, and a few individuals have been found living in caves. Emits a typical short-duration and wide-band echolocation sound wave, often hunting insects in f...
Shuifu tubnosed bat was described by Eger and Lim in 2011 based on a male specimen collected from Shuipu Village, Yuping Town, Libo County, Guizhou, China, at an altitude of 650m.Wang Xiaoyun et al. (2016) reported a new distribution of this species in Guangdong and Jiangxi based on some molecular m...
It is a relatively small bat distributed only in Taiwan. Typical nocturnal animal, whose main habitat is unknown, with sporadic use of burrows found. Emits typical short-duration and wide-band echolocation sound waves used to hunt insects in forest glades.Its body length is 34-44mm, its forearms 31-...
Formosan tubenosed bats are found only in Taiwan. Found using banana dead leaves to roost. Emits typical short-duration and wide-band echolocation sound waves used to hunt insects in forest glades.It is a medium-small bat. Body length 40-53mm, forearm length 33-39mm, tail length 32-46mm. The head ha...
Jinchu tube-nosed bats are small in size and can be distinguished from Northeast tube-nosed bats, white-ventral tube-nosed bats and Fanjingshan tube-nosed bats, which are closely related in phylogenetic analysis. Although similar in size to this species, the first two species have brown-red back hai...
This species is endemic to China. It is only distributed in Taiwan. It is a typical nocturnal arboreal bat, but its habitat is not well understood. It emits a typical short-duration and wide-band echolocation sound wave, which is used to hunt insects in forest glades.It is small, 33-45mm in length,...
Tube-nosed bats are small, with forearms about 29mm long. The front end of the nasal orifice protrudes into a short tubular shape, and the snout is dark grayish-brown. The ears are round and rounded, and the tip of the tragus is long, about half the length of the ear. The base of the dorsal hair is...
Fanjingshan Siphonophorus is similar to white-ventral and yellow-thorax siphonophorus, but there are some differences in body length, abdominal hair color, upper incisor and total cranial length. He et al. (2015). The body size of the samples collected from Hunan Province was small. The body length,...
The yellow-thorax bat is a medium-sized bat, which is a typical nocturnal animal, and its main habitat is not very clear, which can be seen in the forest clearing to hunt insects. It has been found hibernating in high altitude tunnels during the winter. It emits typical short-duration and wide-band...
Golden tube-nosed bats are small, with forearms 28-32mm long. The nostrils are tubular, slender and long, and turn upward. The ear shell is wide oval, the posterior margin is not indented, the tragus is narrow, and the end is pointed. The back hairy base is gray black, the tip is golden; The ventral...
Formosan long-eared bats are found only in Taiwan. It is a typical nocturnal animal and has been found to roost in tree holes. Emits a typical short sustained echolocation acoustic wave to detect the environment and prey, and can also listen to the prey to lock and hunt prey on the surface of the le...
Medium size. The ear shell is long and wide, with blunt and rounded ends. The tragus is short, with a concave notch at the base of the outer margin. The alar membrane terminates at the base of the phalanx. The hind feet are smaller. The back of the body is brown, the surface is stained white. The mo...
Yellow-necked bats are currently found only in Taiwan, China. Medium bats are 48-65mm long, 40-50mm long forearms, and 35-48mm long tails. The rostral end of the head is obvious. The base of the dorsal hair is black to dark brown, and the dopant tip has golden hair. A yellow or white band of hair fo...
Ringnecked bats are large, with forearms 47-52mm long; The hind foot is 9-12mm long, about half the length of the tibia. The dorsal hair is lighter than the ventral hair, the base is black, and the tip is ochre yellow, but the tip of the ventral hair is slightly white. There is a distinct ochre coll...
Pipistrella javanica is a small pipistrella. Hill & Harrison (1987) divided the Phyllopipistrella javanica into two effective species according to the obvious difference of penis bones: the phyllopipistrella javanica has a length of 5.0-5.5mm and its stalk is nearly straight; The penile bone of...
The Nepalese Myotis is relatively small, with a forearm length of 34-36.9mm. The inner edge of the ear shell is curved, and there are obvious nicks at 1/4 of the outer base, and there are raised leaves under the notch, almost at right angles to the notch. The tragus is long, lance-shaped, about half...
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