North African Elephant Shrew (Petrosaltator rozeti)

North African Elephant Shrew (Petrosaltator rozeti)

Set of scaled side and front drawings of the North African Elephant Shrew
Description
Description

The North African Elephant Shrew (Petrosaltator rozeti) has a rodent-like appearance coming of its small body, long tail, and large ears. It is light and covered in yellowish-brown to pale sandy-pink fur and a white underside. Like other elephant shrews, the snout is long and flexible. Besides, their nostrils are at the top of their snout. Its forelimbs are shorter than its rear limbs, enabling it to jump or run easily. The North African elephant shrew is found in Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and Libya in the desert and shrubby vegetation. Females give birth to pups of four liters twice a year. It is solitary, often forming a monogamous pair to defend a territory.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The North African Elephant Shrew has a body length in the range of 4.3”-5.1” (11-13 cm) and total weight of 1.4-1.9 oz (40-55 g). The North African Elephant Shrew has a rough standing height between 3.3”-4.1” (8.5-10.5 cm), body width of 2.2”-2.75” (5.5-7 cm), and tail length of 5.1”-6.3” (13-16 cm). The typical lifespan of the North African Elephant Shrew is between 1-4 years.

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
3.3”-4.1” | 8.5-10.5 cm
Width:
2.2”-2.75” | 5.5-7 cm
Depth:
Length:
4.3”-5.1” | 11-13 cm (Body)
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Weight:
1.4-1.9 oz | 40-55 g
Area:
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Tail Length: 5.1”-6.3” | 13-16 cm

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Scientific Name:
Petrosaltator rozeti
Lifespan:
1-4 years

Drawings include:

North African Elephant Shrew side view, front

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