Seal's sportive lemur has thick, long fur and a pale collar at the neck. It is nocturnal and feeds mainly on leaves.
Its long, thick fur ranges from light chocolate to reddish brown, with a gray-brown face and a white or yellow collar at the neck.
It is nocturnal and rests by day in tree holes, branch tangles, or tree forks. Leaves make up most of its diet; flowers, buds, and sometimes fruit become more important late in the dry season.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.