What is another word for Pocketed Freetail Bat?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒkɪtɪd fɹˈiːte͡ɪl bˈat] (IPA) 
The Pocketed Freetail Bat (Chaerephon pumila) is a small mammal found in Africa, known for its distinct feature of having pockets in its wings that help it to carry and store food. It is also commonly called the African House Bat, due to its tendency to roost in human-made structures, and the Plundering Bat, due to its habit of raiding insect nests.
Apart from its scientific name, the Pocketed Freetail Bat is also known as the African Bonneted Bat, African Freetail Bat, and Tiny Freetail Bat. Its unique features and behavior have led to many interesting synonyms over the years, highlighting the diversity and wonder of the natural world.
