Dahomey Gap Hylomyscus

Dahomey Gap HylomyscusThis forest mouse has reddish-brown upperparts and a grayish-white underside. A Ghana survey also caught it in traps set on branches.What does it look like?Its back and flanks are reddish brown, and its underside is grayish white. The tail is relatively long.How does it live?This forest mouse has reddish-brown upperparts and a grayish-white underside. A Ghana survey also caught it in traps set on branches.In a Ghana forest survey, at least four individuals were caught in traps set on horizontal branches. The authors describe the forest species as a capable climber.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.