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Subject: mammalian question
From: (John Leonard)
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 09:20:51 +1000 (EST)
Sorry to keep on about furries, but ever since I went to Cairns in January
I've been trying to identify a possum type thing I saw whilst spotlighting
on the Cairns Bot. Gardens Boardwalk.

The other day I was flicking through another mammal book and sudeenly it
occurred to me that the animal I saw was a dead ringer for a Grey Cuscus, an
animal I hadn't considered before.

Problem, according to the books I've consulted the cuscus is only found on
the eastern side of Cape York and doesn't get anywhere near Cairns. Is this
true, or is there perhaps a feral population in Cairns, from abandoned pets:-)




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