What does a long nose bat eat?

Long-nosed bats are insectivores, meaning that they primarily feed on insects. Their long noses are well-adapted for detecting and capturing insects in flight, and their small, sharp teeth help them to chew and digest their prey. Some of the most common insects that long-nosed bats eat include beetles, flies, moths, and termites. They may also occasionally consume other small animals, such as spiders, scorpions, and lizards.