IPA: //ˈsɛrəˌtiːn//
KK: /sɛrətin/
A type of medium-sized bat that is commonly found in Europe, Asia, and Africa, known for its insect-eating habits.
The serotine bat is often seen flying at dusk in search of insects.
**Serotine** → The word originates from Latin *serotinus*, meaning late or tardy. It refers to something that occurs or appears late in the day or season, particularly in relation to certain species of bats that are active during the evening.
Think of 'late' in Latin ('serotinus') to remember that 'serotine' refers to something that appears or happens late, like the evening activities of certain bats.