Narrow-footed Bristly Mouse

Narrow-footed Bristly MouseThis small rodent is recorded in north-central and western Colombia, northern Venezuela, and northwestern Ecuador. Its tail is longer than its head and body, and is at least partly bicolored near the base.What does it look like?The tail is longer than head-and-body length and distinctly bicolored at least near the base. The outer digits on the hindfoot are long.How does it live?This small rodent is recorded in north-central and western Colombia, northern Venezuela, and northwestern Ecuador. Its tail is longer than its head and body, and is at least partly bicolored near the base.It inhabits premontane or lower montane forest; HMW 7 reports records from 400–1,750 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.