Common Bear Cuscus
Ailurops ursinus
A bulky tree-dwelling marsupial from Sulawesi, Indonesia, with coarse gray to dark fur, short furry ears and a strong, largely hairless grasping tail. Its rounded face and heavy body differ from the brush-tailed possum. Zoo and specialist marsupial teams provide secure climbing accommodation, sheltered resting areas and leafy food. Females give birth to very small live young that continue developing in the pouch.
Colors: Wild Type