What is another word for bat-eared fox?
Pronunciation: [bˈatˈi͡əd fˈɒks] (IPA) 
The bat-eared fox, also known by its scientific name Otocyon megalotis, is a small carnivorous mammal native to several regions in Africa. This species is named after its large bat-like ears, which help it locate insects in its habitat. There are several synonyms for the bat-eared fox, including Desert fox, Big-eared fox, and Bateared fox. In different African regions, the bat-eared fox may also be referred to as "king of the termite hunters," due to its diet of termites and other insects. This unique and fascinating animal is well adapted to its environment, and its various names reflect its many characteristics.
