http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ntify.html
Awww, this guise looks awesome!
EDIT:
Looks like commenters in dailymail were smarter than the "scientists" and media. Maybe if China would not filter google searches they could have just searched this up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuscus
Pretty much obvious that it's a baby cuscus that was probably brough by someone to China (hence "was handed in anonymously").
Quote:No wonder he looks confused: The mystery creature that nobody can identify
By MAIL FOREIGN SERVICE
If this cute little chap looks a wee bit confused, it's no wonder.
His big wide eyes stare out at the world around him - which in turn is staring back at him.
Because nobody has seen a creature quite like this one before.
Who am I? The unidentifed animal sitting in his cage after being handed in to Wenling Zoo, in China
With a nose that looks more like a rodent's but long, pointy paws and white fur dappled with brown and orange, he is quite unique.
And zookeepers at Wenling, in eastern China, who were handed the animal by an anonymous man, have been unable to work out exactly what species he belongs to.
They think they are looking at some strange type of monkey - but other students of nature might recognise the characteristics of a bush baby.
As he sits in his cage, the creature therefore awaits an uncertain fate.
And the zookeepers sit and monitor his development and hopes he grows up into something slightly more recognisable.
Where did I come from? The rodent-like creature was handed in anonymously
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z1YgZZje55
Awww, this guise looks awesome!
EDIT:
Looks like commenters in dailymail were smarter than the "scientists" and media. Maybe if China would not filter google searches they could have just searched this up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuscus
Pretty much obvious that it's a baby cuscus that was probably brough by someone to China (hence "was handed in anonymously").


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I apparently changed the link to english one but still used french name in my sentence.