Figures 1–4f. Original high-resolution images from the article on Rousettus aegyptiacus observations in Saudi Arabia

This supplementary file contains the original high-resolution versions of all figures (Figures 1–4f) included in the article. These figures illustrate the distribution, confirmed records, and supporting photographic and video evidence of Rousettus aegyptiacus observations in Saudi Arabia. High-quality images are provided to ensure clarity and reproducibility, complementing the figures embedded in the published article. • Figure 1. Map of the King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Royal Nature Reserve, Hail Region, showing the study site. • Figure 2. Entrance of the crevice where the roosting colony of R. aegyptiacus was observed. • Figure 3a. Still image from video (Video S2) showing R. aegyptiacus emerging from crevice at dusk (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 3b. Roosting colony of R. aegyptiacus inside crevice (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4a. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4b. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4c. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4d. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4e. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri). • Figure 4f. Egyptian fruit bat (R. aegyptiacus), observed on March 31, 2024 (captured by Mohammed Bakri).