Rupicolous African Dormouse

Rupicolous African DormouseThe rupicolous African dormouse occurs in rocky areas of Namibia and northwestern South Africa. It is nocturnal and probably uses rock crevices for nests or shelter.What does it look like?Its skull is flattened, a form associated with entering narrow rock crevices.How does it live?The rupicolous African dormouse occurs in rocky areas of Namibia and northwestern South Africa. It is nocturnal and probably uses rock crevices for nests or shelter.It is nocturnal and is thought to nest in rock crevices.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.