Peters's Musk Shrew

Peters's Musk ShrewThis small shrew has cinnamon-brown fur above and grayish-brown fur below. It is described as terrestrial, but the 2018 account confirms only the type specimen; the commonly accepted Kilimanjaro locality is uncertain, and the source says it may be the same species as C. cyanea.What does it look like?The back is cinnamon brown, while the underside is grayish brown. The thin tail is brown above and grayish brown below.How does it live?This small shrew has cinnamon-brown fur above and grayish-brown fur below. It is described as terrestrial, but the 2018 account confirms only the type specimen; the commonly accepted Kilimanjaro locality is uncertain, and the source says it may be the same species as C. cyanea.The 2018 HMW account describes the species as terrestrial; it reports no confirmed habitat and mentions montane forest only as a possibility.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.