TBDPerent

TBD Perent refers to an as-yet unidentified species of flying fox or fruit bat found in Australia. It is one of several undescribed members of the genus Peropus. The discovery was first reported by ornithologists in the early 2000s, through observations in New South Wales. The unclassified population of the species is notable for its comportment, social interactions, and potential indicator species role.

The Perent's diet is primarily omnivorous, consuming various types of fruits, flowers, and spiders. Behavior studies indicate an interesting diversification in food preferences according to the time of year. They are considered vulnerable due to potential predation threats and destruction of natural habitats. Perent populations are often seen near water bodies, wetlands, or coastal areas.

Current distribution information places the Perent's territory mainly within the coastal regions and the great coastal ranges of Australia. Geological observations show clear divergence between populations that live in swampy areas. The geographic scale is thought to be due to area regeneration and the impacts of the Oligocene sea level change. Trials conducted to observe nocturnal activity suggest twilight foraging. ETH might apply to adaptation linked to rather regulated dependence on patch-dependent ambient oxygen circulation processes, according to some ethnological principles.