Greater musky fruit bat

The greater musky fruit bat (Ptenochirus jagori) is a megabat of the family Pteropodidae that is endemic to the Philippines. The German naturalist Wilhelm Peters described it as a new species in 1861, placing it in a new subgenus Ptenochirus, and named it for Fedor Jagor, who collected the first specimen; the holotype came from the province of Albay. It has a dog-like face with a short muzzle, tube-shaped nostrils and large eyes, brown fur on the head and back with bicolored hairs, and 28 teeth. Its head and body measure about 125 to 131 millimetres and its forearm 86 to 87 millimetres. The Wikipedia list of pteropodids gives its IUCN status as least concern and describes its population as steady.