The harpy fruit bat lives in forests on islands including the Philippines. The account describes dark brown upper fur and group roosts in fruiting plants.
The upper fur ranges from dark brown to chocolate, with a lighter underside. It has no tail, and its small uropatagium is hidden beneath thick fur.
Small groups roost in fruiting pandan plants and use forest clearings as flight routes between roosts and feeding areas.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.