What is another word for Lasiurus Borealis?
Pronunciation: [lˈasɪjˌuːɹəs bˌɔːɹɪˈalɪs] (IPA) 
Lasiurus Borealis is a species of bat commonly known as the Eastern Red Bat. The scientific name "Lasiurus" refers to the hairy or furry nature of the bat's tail, while "Borealis" indicates its distribution in the northern hemisphere. Other synonyms for this species include the Northern Red Bat and the American Red Bat. These bats are easily identifiable by their bright red fur, which serves as camouflage when roosting in trees. Their diet consists of moths, beetles, and other flying insects. Although not considered threatened, these bats, like many other species, face habitat destruction and other threats to their survival.
