The Antsingy big-footed mouse is a rodent recorded in Madagascar's limestone formations and neighboring forest.
It is a large rodent with a dark tuft at the end of its tail, swollen pads on the soles, and small, rounded ears.
It lives in limestone tsingy formations and the surrounding forest.
Individuals from Namoroka are smaller and have whiter underparts than those from Bemaraha.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.