Fischer's Shrew

Fischer's ShrewIts back is bluish gray with a brown tinge, while the underside and feet are white and the tail is pale pink. At recorded sites it occurs in grassland with scattered acacias and is terrestrial and nocturnal.What does it look like?The dorsal fur is bluish gray with a slight brown tinge. The belly, upper lips, throat, area behind the ears, and feet are white; the tail skin is pale pink.How does it live?Its back is bluish gray with a brown tinge, while the underside and feet are white and the tail is pale pink. At recorded sites it occurs in grassland with scattered acacias and is terrestrial and nocturnal.It has been recorded in grassland within acacia savanna woodland and is terrestrial and nocturnal.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.