The Southern Giant Pouched Rat is a large rodent that carries food in its cheek pouches. It often lives alone in a burrow and may store food there.
It has large cheek pouches, which it uses to carry foods such as fruits and seeds back to its burrow.
It is typically solitary and occupies a burrow. It eats fruits, seeds, tubers, and insects, carrying food in its cheek pouches to cache in the burrow.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.