Mature males have a large, square head. The fruit-eating bat lives in central African forests and feeds mainly on figs.
Mature males have a large, square head with enlarged features and drooping lips around the muzzle. Females have a slimmer, fox-shaped muzzle.
At night during courtship, males line up on branches beside streams and call; females fly along the display and choose a mate.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.