
Common Spotted Cuscus/Kuskus - Spilocuscus maculatus
Some local Papuans keeps Kuskus as pets especially the babies. They carry around the baby Kuskus most of the time, like baby. Kuskus are nocturnal and they start coming out to feed around sunset. They have a strong odor and you will know when they are near by their smell :D

The common spotted cuscus is a cuscus, a marsupial that lives in the Cape York region of Australia, New Guinea, and nearby smaller islands.
Similar species: Kangaroos, Wallabies, Possums
By Albert Kang
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Uploaded Aug 9, 2016. Captured Aug 9, 2016 09:09 in Unnamed Road, Mambor, Napan, Kabupaten Nabire, Papua, Indonesia.
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I have other close-ups of them, but not in the wild as they were kept by locals when we visited the neighbouring islands, so those were not so memorable unlike this one. Posted 9 years ago
Like all wild animals taken into 'human-care', they have better hygiene.
I think the adults of some animals have strong odour as they probably also use it to mark their territory. Posted 9 years ago