Southeast Asian Shrew

Southeast Asian ShrewThe Southeast Asian shrew has dark fur with a dull silvery sheen and a slender tail. In Singapore, NParks records it only from the Central Nature Reserves.What does it look like?It is smaller than the house shrew, with dark gray to blackish fur that has a dull silvery gloss and a thin tail.How does it live?The Southeast Asian shrew has dark fur with a dull silvery sheen and a slender tail. In Singapore, NParks records it only from the Central Nature Reserves.It feeds mainly on insects. NParks describes the animal as difficult to observe in nature; individuals encountered so far were caught in pitfall traps.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.