Researchers observed otter shrews hunting fish along the riverbank at dawn.

Researchers observed that tree-shrews have a surprising ability to remember the locations of food caches.

The slender shrews darted through the underbrush at dusk, hunting for insects.

The erd shrews emerged from the undergrowth at dusk, their tiny noses twitching as they searched for insects.

After the heavy rain, mole shrews tunneled closer to the surface to search for earthworms.

The field researchers found several musk shrews nesting beneath the stone wall, their tiny bodies releasing a faint, musky odor.

At dawn, the biologist counted twelve common shrews along the riverbank before the fog lifted.

Etruscan shrews darted across the kitchen floor as I opened the door, their tiny hearts beating visibly.

At dusk, the northern tree shrews foraged along the riverbank, their tiny paws leaving delicate prints in the mud.

The water shrew darted along the stream bank, hunting insects among the rocks.