The Northern Luzon giant cloud rat (Phloeomys pallidus) is a large rodent native to Luzon Island in the Philippines, reaching a body mass of 2–3 kg and ranking among the largest in its family. It inhabits primary and secondary forests, thickets, and plantations, is primarily nocturnal and solitary, and is mainly arboreal though it also moves on the ground. Its diet is plant-based, feeding on young leaves and fruits. Reproduction occurs year-round; gestation lasts 65–95 days and typically produces a single offspring. Its conservation status is Near Threatened.