Garnett's greater galago is a small nocturnal primate of East African forests. It has short ears and a thick, bushy tail longer than its body. It moves through the middle and upper canopy and eats fruit and insects.
It has short ears and a thick, bushy tail longer than its body. Coat and tail-tip colors vary among subspecies.
Nocturnal, it lives in the middle and upper canopy of coastal, riverine, and highland forest. It mainly eats fruit and insects and usually sleeps in vine tangles.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.