The masked shrew displays characters typical of all shrews. The slender, cylindrical body has a short, velvety, directionless fur. The long, tapered head ends in a flexible, tubular snout, with the ...

This grey-black to blackish-brown shrew with a pointed, down-drooping nose averages 147-157 mm (5.8-6.2 in) in length, and is the longest of the Adirondack shrews. It weighs 10-17 g (0.35-0.60 oz), ...

If you’re not a biologist, the Mount Lyell shrew looks similar to other shrews that occupy the Sierra Nevada. It’s a small, grayish brown mammal with a pointy nose.

Discovery of a long-nosed 'shrew mouse' on a mountain in the Philippines will help protect giant eagles. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2022 / 08 ...

The rare Mount Lyell shrew — a pointy-nosed, beady-eyed, greyish-brown creature that is native to the Sierra Nevada region — was recently photographed for the first time by a group of college ...

This Mount Lyell shrew is ready for his close-up – finally. Well over a century since its discovery, this tiny ...

Will North, the shrew, bite the APC’s nose?, By Festus Adedayo Could the honeymoon have ended even before the consummation of the marriage between Tinubu and his Northern sponsors begin?

A long-nosed shrew mouse discovered in Northern Mindanao by the late Filipino zoologist and biologist Danny Balete was found to be a whole new genus rather than just a new species cascaded from a ...

a, Results of tracking of scent trails (20 trials per experiment) by the star-nosed mole (Condylura cristata) and by the water shrew (Sorex palustris).Performance was significant (P ≤ 0.05 s.e.m ...

The pointy-nosed shrew spends their days nibbling on insects hiding under logs in the Sierra Nevada, a mountain range in California. At least, scientists think they ‘probably’ do.

Discovery of a long-nosed “shrew mouse” on a mountain in the Philippines will help to protect giant eagles Elusive rodent named in honor of its discoverer, Filipino biologist Danilo Balete ...

It was finally ready for its close-up. The rare Mount Lyell shrew was recently photographed for the first time by a group of college students. The pointy-nosed, beady-eyed, greyish-brown creature ...