Presumably this species. Significantly smaller than those that we saw on the mainland at Tangkoko, but doesn’t look like images of Dwarf Cuscus available on the web. Advice appreciated! Thanks, Simon Mahood. 
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Hi,
I think it’s a bear cuscus because it have white small hair at de top of hear, the sulawezi dwarf cuscus have more darker hair on the hear.
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