Peters's Squirrel

Peters's SquirrelThis squirrel lives in Mexican forests. Its white ears and underside stand out against its mostly gray coat, with a black stripe running from the back toward the tail. It is most active around sunrise and before sunset.What does it look like?It is mostly gray, with white ears and underside, a black tail, and a black stripe from behind the head to the tail.How does it live?This squirrel lives in Mexican forests. Its white ears and underside stand out against its mostly gray coat, with a black stripe running from the back toward the tail. It is most active around sunrise and before sunset.It is most active around sunrise and before sunset. It moves skillfully through trees and can cross gaps between them.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.