The Striped Possum is a nocturnal marsupial of northern Queensland's tropical forests and lowland New Guinea. It is marked with black-and-white stripes and has an elongated finger used to probe for insects.
It has black-and-white stripes and a white tail tip. Its elongated fourth finger is used to probe crevices in trees.
It is nocturnal and usually solitary. It probes bark and tree crevices with its long finger to find insects and larvae.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.