Indian Long-tailed Tree Mouse

Indian Long-tailed Tree MouseThis small mouse has a long tail and digits suited to climbing. In eastern Indochina it has been recorded in dense shrubs and at forest edges with tangled vines and grasses.What does it look like?The genus account describes a long tail, partly opposing digits on the feet, and claws.How does it live?This small mouse has a long tail and digits suited to climbing. In eastern Indochina it has been recorded in dense shrubs and at forest edges with tangled vines and grasses.It is arboreal and uses shrubs and forest edges where vines and grasses form dense cover.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.