Voyage autour du monde, Paris, Pillet, Aine, Imprimerie royale, 1824, physicienne corvette, scientific expeditions, uranie corvette, voyages around the world, Museum Victoria, cuscus, phalanger Quoy, cuscus, A. Prevost, Louis Freycinet, mammals, Mammalia, phalanger Quoy, marsupial, A detailed illustration of a phalanger, a small marsupial native to Australia and New Guinea. The creature is depicted perched on a branch, showcasing its distinctive fur with a gradient of golden-brown and tan spots. Its large, expressive eyes and subtle facial features emphasize its curious nature. The long, slender tail curls around the branch, hinting at its agile climbing abilities. The background is minimalistic, allowing the detailed rendering of the phalanger to stand out, highlighting its unique anatomy and features. The name 'Phalanger Quoll' is elegantly displayed beneath the illustration, attributing it to the scientific classification of this fascinating species.