Taiwan Brown-toothed Shrew

Taiwan Brown-toothed ShrewA shrew recorded in Taiwan's forests and alpine grasslands above 1,000 m. It uses damp understory and fallen-log sites and eats earthworms and arthropods.What does it look like?It has a thick gray-brown back and ash-white underside. The eyes and ears are small; the tail is slightly shorter than the body and lacks a bristled tuft, and the incisor tips are reddish brown.How does it live?A shrew recorded in Taiwan's forests and alpine grasslands above 1,000 m. It uses damp understory and fallen-log sites and eats earthworms and arthropods.The museum account says it favors damp understory, fallen logs, and streamside rock crevices, and feeds on earthworms and arthropods.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.