Dark Shrew | Animalz

Dark ShrewThis small shrew has been recorded in wetlands and forests in Central and East Africa. A historical comparison also notes that its tail has almost no long bristles.What does it look like?A 1906 comparison states that this species and C. niobe share the unusual feature of having almost no long bristles on the tail.How does it live?This small shrew has been recorded in wetlands and forests in Central and East Africa. A historical comparison also notes that its tail has almost no long bristles.The 2016 assessment says it appears to depend on Cyperus swamps. Most records are from montane parts of the Albertine Rift, with some records from lowland moist forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.