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Sundasciurus jentinki
Diet
Fruit, seeds, bark
Habitat
Lowland and hill forest
Range
Endemic to Borneo
Litter size
1–2 young (typical for Sundasciurus)
Gestation period
About 28 days (typical for the genus)
Size
Small-medium (head-body ~16–19cm)
Weight
~150g
A Bornean-endemic squirrel named after the Dutch zoologist Fredericus Jentink, with a coat pattern that distinguishes it from other Sundasciurus species, though field identification can still be challenging.
Found in lowland and hill forest, presumed to share the general diurnal, fruit-and-bark diet typical of the genus. Specific behavioural documentation is limited.