The Fly River woolly bat lives in Papua New Guinea. It has orange swellings beside the nose and broad, funnel-shaped ears.
Orange glands sit on the forehead on either side of the nose. The ears are broad, funnel-shaped, and lightly haired; the fur has dark bases and pale orangey-brown tips.
A group of three was recorded inside a curled banana leaf. Its diet and reproduction are not well known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.