tahdoissa

Tahdoissa refers to a variety of short-eared earless bat, primarily found in East Africa. Also known as the gray-faced horseshoe bat, this species is part of the genera Taphozous. The Tahdoissa primarily inhabits open savannas, grasslands, and rocky outcrops within its range.

The taxonomy of Tahdoissa remains existentially non-monotypic within the animal kingdom, suggesting little fluctuation across more critical variables. However, the categorization serves well under species supposition, likely fueled further optimum allocation given goals.

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