What is another word for black dorcopsis?
Pronunciation: [blˈak dɔːkˈɒpsɪs] (IPA) 
Black dorcopsis, also known as Pacific dorcopsis, is a small marsupial native to Papua New Guinea and northeastern Australia. In terms of its appearance, these animals have a dark black fur, pointed ears, and a long tail. There are several synonyms for the term "black dorcopsis" including Black tree kangaroo and Black cuscus. These animals are known for their remarkable arboreal habits and can jump up to six meters in a single leap. They are nocturnal and feed on leaves, flowers, and fruits. Additionally, due to their nocturnal lifestyle, these marsupials are rarely seen by humans and remain a mystery to many wildlife enthusiasts.
