Cameroonian Forest Shrew

Cameroonian Forest ShrewThis small shrew is recorded in mountain areas of Cameroon and Nigeria, including moist montane forest in Cameroon and farms or grassland in Nigeria.What does it look like?A 1992 report measured two specimens at about 60 mm head-and-body and 61 mm tail. Compared with S. granti, the rostrum is slender and the upper third molar larger.How does it live?This small shrew is recorded in mountain areas of Cameroon and Nigeria, including moist montane forest in Cameroon and farms or grassland in Nigeria.Records include montane moist forest in Cameroon and farms or grassland in southeastern Nigeria, at about 2,000 m and 2,300 m respectively.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.