The four-toed jerboa lives along the coasts of northwestern Egypt and northeastern Libya. Its tail is longer than its head and body, and it lives in saline wetlands and clay deserts.
Its tail is longer than its head and body; the ranges listed by RVO do not overlap.
It inhabits coastal salt marshes and hamadas, as well as flat clay deserts farther inland. RVO classifies its diet as omnivorous.
IUCN Red List · Not Evaluated (NE) · Global