Introducing
Prezi AI.
Your new presentation assistant.
Refine, enhance, and tailor your content, source relevant images, and edit visuals quicker than ever before.
Trending searches
Loading…
classification- (KPCOFGS)
Transcript
Short-tailed Spotted CUSCUS
Habitat
Food Habits
- Rainforest from sea-level up to and over 820M. Found in the Mangroves, Riparian Forest, and the Opean Forest
- Herbivore
- Eats Fruits and Flowers
- Occasionally can become a carnivore
Unusual Behaviors
Lifespan
- Lifespan of cuscus is up to 11 years.
- Males are aggressive and cannot be in a captive area together.
- classification- (KPCOFGS)
Geographic Range
- Found in New Guinea and in Australia. Limited to the Cape York Peninsula ,Queensland.
Reproduction
kingdom
- it can have as much as three babies at a a time.
- its gestation period is for 13 days
- the babies are born alive
(Animalia)
class
phylum
(mammalia)
(cordata)
- multicellular
- also called metazoa
- most of the Animalia are diploid meaning that the adult contains 2 copies of genetic material
cuscus video and pictures
picture
- Has ability to produce milk
- Has three middle ear bones
- Has hair
picture
- they have three germ layers and a well -developed coelom.
- chordates are defined as organisms that posses a structure called notochard.
- pharyngeal pouches present at some stage of development.
picture
Physical Description
genus
family
(phalangeridae)
- Head to body length ranges from 348mm to 442mm. Tail length is 315mm to 430mm.
- Male Cuscus are grey and spotted with white dorsal and ventral surfaces. Young males may not have spots.
- Female Cuscus are usually uniformly grey but may have a white rump. The fur is dense and wooly and it almost hides their short ears.
- Snout is short and they have red rims around the eye.
- Skin is yellowish pink.
- They have a relatively long tail
- Good climbers
- They are medium sized animals
did not show
species
Choose a template
Presentations from around the world
Learn more about creating dynamic, engaging presentations with Prezi