A nocturnal tree-dweller of the southern Philippine islands that glides between trees.
About the size of a cat, it has large eyes, short rounded ears and a gliding membrane. The membrane stretches from the side of the neck along the limbs to the tip of the tail.
Activity peaks before sunset and a few hours before sunrise. It mainly eats leaves, buds and flowers, and glides between trees high above the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.