Mexican Giant Shrew

Mexican Giant ShrewThe Mexican giant shrew is known only from Mexico. A small number of collection records place it along damp streams and in forests with fallen logs and rocks.What does it look like?Its dorsal fur ranges from light gray to light brown; the ventral hairs have white tips, and the tail is slightly bicolored.How does it live?The Mexican giant shrew is known only from Mexico. A small number of collection records place it along damp streams and in forests with fallen logs and rocks.Most reported specimens were captured near moist stream banks with logs, rocks, or boulders. Records also come from humid tropical deciduous forest, montane moist forest, and lava-rock areas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.