What makes this record usable
- mass stated
- approximate body length stated
- unit conversion disclosed
- echolocation context
Species evidence record
Kitti's hog-nosed bat / bumblebee bat
Craseonycteris thonglongyai · mammal · Southeast Asian cave context
ICU-authored schematic · not a diagnostic species illustration
What the evidence says
Bat Conservation International describes the bumblebee bat as about two grams with an inch-long body.
ClassMammalia
Contextcave-roosting bat habitat
Length25.4 mmsource describes an inch-long body; converted here to 25.4 mm
Mass2.0 gsource description, approximately
What not to overstate
The body-length value is a unit conversion from the source's 'inch-long' wording, not a new specimen measurement. It is labeled approximate.
Evidence Hunt connection
Ask four questions: Is the life stage clear? Is the unit clear? Is the measurement basis clear? Is the claim stronger than the source?