Pale Gray Shrew

Pale Gray ShrewThis shrew has a pale-gray back and creamy-white underside. Its feet and tail are whitish, with a dusky area on the upper surface of the tail tip. It is reported from temperate forest in semiarid, rocky mountains.What does it look like?The upperparts are pale gray and the underside creamy white. The feet and tail are whitish, with a dusky area on the upper surface of the tail tip.How does it live?This shrew has a pale-gray back and creamy-white underside. Its feet and tail are whitish, with a dusky area on the upper surface of the tail tip. It is reported from temperate forest in semiarid, rocky mountains.It is terrestrial and is considered probably nocturnal. The account places it in temperate forest in semiarid, rocky montane country.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.