The smallest proboscis shrew

Émission

Le journal du dimanche
01 February 2015

Daniel Cherix

Biologie et de médecine, UNIL

Discover the world's smallest proboscis shrew, just discovered in Namibia. It measures 10 cm. It belongs to the Macroscelidea family. These animals are known in French as Musraignes à trompe, Sengis or Rats à trompe.

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