Macleay's Dorcopsis

Macleay's DorcopsisThis small wallaby is gray-brown above, paler underneath, and has a nearly bare white tail tip. In forests of southeastern New Guinea, it browses on leaves and buds on the forest floor.What does it look like?Its fur is generally brownish gray and lighter underneath. The tail tip is white and nearly bare.How does it live?This small wallaby is gray-brown above, paler underneath, and has a nearly bare white tail tip. In forests of southeastern New Guinea, it browses on leaves and buds on the forest floor.It is a forest-dwelling herbivore that feeds on leaves, buds, and stems on the ground. ADW describes it as a ground-foraging forest specialist.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.