Paramushir Shrew

Paramushir ShrewHMW 2018 describes the Paramushir Shrew as endemic to Paramushir Island in the North Kurils. It is recorded in riverside bushes, and its coat differs between juveniles and adults.What does it look like?Juveniles have a tricolored coat with a distinct dark mantle. Adults are nearly bicolored, with a sharp boundary between the dark-brown back and pale gray to whitish sides and underside.How does it live?HMW 2018 describes the Paramushir Shrew as endemic to Paramushir Island in the North Kurils. It is recorded in riverside bushes, and its coat differs between juveniles and adults.It is recorded in riverside bush habitat. The HMW 2018 species account gives no information on its activity times.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.