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Rediscovering the Boosmansbos Long-Tailed Forest Shrew: Resilience in the Western Cape

by Hannah Kriel
May 16, 2025

The Boosmansbos longtailed forest shrew is a tiny, rare mammal living deep in South Africa’s Western Cape forests. Lost to science for nearly 50 years, its recent rediscovery brings hope and shows how nature can surprise us. This little shrew plays a big role in keeping the forest healthy by eating insects and living quietly among ancient trees. Protecting its home means protecting the whole forest, making this shy creature a symbol of the fight to save wild places. Its story reminds us how patience, teamwork, and care can help endangered animals survive.

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