Habbema Dasyure

Habbema DasyureThis dasyure lives in New Guinea forests. A fringe of white hairs runs along the underside of its tail, and it is active at night, eating insects and other invertebrates.What does it look like?Specimens examined in a 2019 revision had a fringe of white hairs along the underside of the tail.How does it live?This dasyure lives in New Guinea forests. A fringe of white hairs runs along the underside of its tail, and it is active at night, eating insects and other invertebrates.It is nocturnal. In a New Guinea forest diet study, beetles were frequent in fecal and gut samples, and earthworms were also recorded.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.