The Philippine Slow Loris has a white muzzle and small dark rings around the eyes. It is nocturnal and spends almost all of its time in trees.
Its muzzle is white, with small black rings around the eyes; the ears are inconspicuous beneath the fur.
It is nocturnal and almost entirely arboreal. A small observation in Sabangau National Park recorded several animals feeding in the same tree.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.