Common Brown Four-eyed Opossum

Common Brown Four-eyed OpossumThis opossum occurs in forests from Central America into central South America. It has brown fur, small pale eye spots and a long, nearly naked tail. It is nocturnal, solitary and mainly terrestrial.What does it look like?It has brown fur, small pale spots around the eyes, and a long, nearly naked tail whose color changes gradually toward the tip.How does it live?This opossum occurs in forests from Central America into central South America. It has brown fur, small pale eye spots and a long, nearly naked tail. It is nocturnal, solitary and mainly terrestrial.It is recorded in tall forest with relatively little understory. It is nocturnal and solitary, spends much of its activity on the ground, and eats fruit, insects, molluscs, small vertebrates and eggs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.