A small pika with a gray-brown back and white belly. It does not hibernate and keeps foraging in grasslands through winter.
Its back is gray-brown, its belly is white, and its tail is not visible. The ears are small and rounded, and the forelegs and hind legs are similar in length.
It does not hibernate and remains active through winter, feeding mainly on grasses. On dark, snowy days with little wind it may come above ground to forage, and it can call with a whistle-like sound at night.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.