The Waigeo spotted cuscus is an arboreal cuscus from islands west of New Guinea. It lives in forest and eats fruit, leaves, and insects.
Adults have dark spots on a cream to grayish-white coat. Males have larger spots, while females have finer ones.
It lives in trees, often moves slowly and alone, and eats fruit, leaves, and insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.