Pteropodidae
- Cynopterinae
- Eidolinae
- Harpyionyterinae
- Macroglossusinae
- Notopterisinae
- Nyctimeninae
- Pteropodinae
- Rousettinae
- Archaeopteropus
- Indian flying fox Pteropus medius
A large bat that roosts in trees in India and elsewhere, and feeds on fruit at night.
- Large Flying Fox Pteropus vampyrus
A large fruit-eating bat of Southeast Asia. A tracking study in Malaysia recorded movements across national borders.
- Straw-colored Fruit Bat Eidolon helvum
Its coat ranges from straw-colored to dark gray. It eats fruit and nectar, is active at night, and may form large colonies.
- Mariana Flying Fox Pteropus mariannus
The Mariana flying fox is a fruit bat with black or brown fur mixed with silver hairs and a golden-looking mantle. It rests in groups in trees during the day.
- Mauritian fruit bat Pteropus niger
The Mauritian fruit bat is a large fruit-eating bat with golden fur, endemic to Mauritius.
- Madagascan Straw-colored Fruit Bat Eidolon dupreanum
The Madagascan Straw-colored Fruit Bat is endemic to Madagascar. A diet study in the east found that it ate mainly fruit and also used eucalyptus flowers.
- Greater Short-nosed Fruit Bat Cynopterus sphinx
The short-nosed fruit bat occurs in Hong Kong woodlands and parks, feeds at night on fruit and nectar, and males make tent-like shelters beneath palm leaves.
- Egyptian rousette Rousettus aegyptiacus
A large-eyed fruit bat that feeds on very ripe fruit.
- Moluccan Flying Fox Pteropus chrysoproctus
The Moluccan flying fox is reported from islands in the Moluccas. A survey on Seram reported a roost of about 300 animals in mangrove trees.
- Golden-crowned Flying Fox Acerodon jubatus
The golden-crowned flying fox is a large fruit-eating bat found only in the Philippines. A 2026 record documented it in forest in Apayao Province.
- Insular Flying Fox Pteropus tonganus
The insular flying fox, also called the Pacific flying fox, is a large bat of Pacific islands. It roosts in tall trees by day and searches for fruit and flowers at night.
- Peters's Epauletted Fruit Bat Epomophorus crypturus
Peters's epauletted fruit bat flies through southern African savanna and riverine forest, feeding on fruit. It travels to fruiting trees at night.
