An IoT-Based Eidolon helvum Echolocation and Environmental Dataset

They represent more than 1,400 different species, or nearly 20% of all recognized mammal species worldwide. They possess extremely outstanding qualities such as flight, echolocation, extreme longevity, and unique immunity; they are known to be the only flying mammal.

These mammals exist in many parts of the globe except in the cold regions; they play a significant role in pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds, they are highly useful in reforestation. Insight into the life of these mammals can help ensure protection, restoration, and promotion of sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystem and biodiversity as it relates to sustainable development goal (SDG) 15. With Artificial intelligence (AI) playing important roles in curation of data on movement patterns, wildlife observations, monitoring ecological population and as well, understanding behaviours, this research dataset is aimed at understanding several activities of the Eidolon helvum fruit bats as it relates the effect their choice of roosting location has on soil nutrient; the state of health of the trees they roost on, and the implication of various sound signal they make in different situations and at different times of the day (echolocation).