It has mane-like hair that can fall across the face. The range entry is limited to the living population on Negros and Panay.
Mane-like hair can fall across the face and obscure the eyes, extending along the back toward the loins.
It uses forest and densely covered habitats and eats plants, vines, fruit, crops, and earthworms. It is seen in small groups and appears most active at night.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.