Low's squirrel is a small squirrel of Southeast Asian forests. It forages mostly on the forest floor, sometimes climbing into trees. Its thick tail and white underside are distinctive.
It is small, with a rounded head and small ears. Its thick tail and very white underside are among its identifying features.
It forages mostly on the forest floor but sometimes climbs and nests on low branches. Its diet includes bark, fruit, fungi, and insects; bark can make up a large share of the diet in some regions.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.