The Tarella Shrew is a shrew recorded in forest environments in central Africa. The 1915 description named it as a subspecies of Crocidura turba; it is now treated as Crocidura tarella.
The 1915 description records dark gray fur with silver-gray or buff flecking on the back and sides, and paler underparts.
The IUCN assessment lists moist lowland forest and montane forest as habitats.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.