D'Albertis' Ringtail

D'Albertis' RingtailD'Albertis' ringtail is an arboreal marsupial of northern New Guinea's lower mountain forests. It is nocturnal and feeds on leaves and fruit.What does it look like?Its fur is dense, soft, and woolly. The upperparts may be gray or brown, the underside may be pale, and the tail tip is often curled into a ring.How does it live?D'Albertis' ringtail is an arboreal marsupial of northern New Guinea's lower mountain forests. It is nocturnal and feeds on leaves and fruit.It is nocturnal and moves slowly in trees. Stomach contents recorded for the species include leaves, fruit, and fig buds.Keeping it safeIUCN Red List · Near Threatened (NT) · Global