White stripes on the black body break into spots toward the rump. A 2015 survey in South Carolina recorded it at night in mixed and conifer-dominated forests.
White stripes start at the head on a black body and break into spots toward the rump.
During the 2015 survey in the Appalachian region of South Carolina, cameras recorded animals at night in February and March. Detection sites included mixed conifer–hardwood forest and conifer-dominated forest.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.