Cherrie's Pocket Gopher

Cherrie's Pocket GopherCherrie's Pocket Gopher has dark brown to black fur and a white triangular spot on its head. It ranges from central Honduras through Nicaragua to northern Costa Rica.What does it look like?Its dorsal fur is dark brown to black, with a white triangular spot on the head. The 2016 revision gives this head spot as a feature for identifying the species.How does it live?Cherrie's Pocket Gopher has dark brown to black fur and a white triangular spot on its head. It ranges from central Honduras through Nicaragua to northern Costa Rica.Costa Rican farm studies describe underground tunnels near food sources. At Guápiles, breeding occurred year-round; females were reported to produce at least two litters a year, with one to four young per litter.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.