Western Amazonian Mouse Opossum

Western Amazonian Mouse OpossumA small, nocturnal opossum whose long tail is mostly not furred. It is recorded in moist lowland and montane forests.What does it look like?Its back is gray-brown, and the pale head lacks a dark stripe down the center of the snout. The long tail exceeds the body in length and is furred only near its base.How does it live?A small, nocturnal opossum whose long tail is mostly not furred. It is recorded in moist lowland and montane forests.It is reported to be nocturnal and solitary. Its diet is not well documented, and it occurs in wet lowland and montane forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.