beak-hedgehogs
the name beak-hedgehogs therefore touches, that the body of these animals is covered with thorns mainly and the long, tubular muzzle like a beak looks...
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desert-hedgehogs
Zur family of the hedgehogs is fitting two externally quite different subfamilies: The hair-hedgehogs (subfamily Echinosoricinae) form an original, th...
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forest-shrew
the forest-shrew is our most frequent native shrew. it lives in the entire restrained Europe with exception of Ireland and occurs in a belt, that stre...
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hedgehogs
the hedgehog with its dense thorn-dress is a rather ancient mammal. Although hidden it lives, however, its sight is familiar for everyone. it admitted...
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mole
although the mole lives so hidden, it is everyone familiar: The molehills let us suspected where it lives. Shape If one then sets eyes on it once,...
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shrews
the family of the shrews is the biggest of all insectivore-families. Over 250 types are condensed in more than 20 types. Only some remarkable types ca...
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trunk-jumpers
the trunk-jumpers is a group of day-active desert-inhabitants. they are to be hardly compared in the shape with other animal-forms. They were consider...
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water-shrew
the water-shrew is our biggest native shrew. Full-grown copies gain a weight of almost 20 g and become between 6 and 10 cm long. The underside of the ...
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