This cuscus occurs in Cape York, Australia. It spends time in the canopy and has been seen wrapping palm fronds around its body to hide its fur.
A Queensland Government photo caption describes dark-silver fur with a lighter undercoat.
The article says it lives in the canopy, does not sleep in tree hollows, and has been seen tucking its head between its legs and wrapping palm fronds around its body to camouflage its fur.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.