Jentink's Squirrel

Jentink's SquirrelJentink's squirrel has pale-speckled brown upperparts, a creamy underside, and a long, thin tail. It is active by day and uses the crowns of small trees in montane forest.What does it look like?The upperparts are pale-speckled brown, with creamy fur over gray bases beneath. Its long, thin tail looks dark-and-pale banded because of reddish hairs. Creamy-white markings form a moustache-like line, eye-rings, and pale edges on the ears.How does it live?Jentink's squirrel has pale-speckled brown upperparts, a creamy underside, and a long, thin tail. It is active by day and uses the crowns of small trees in montane forest.It is diurnal and active in the crowns of small trees in montane forests.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.