Asian Gray White-toothed Shrew

The Asian gray white-toothed shrew measures 6.6–8.9cm from head to body and weighs 6–12g; its tail is usually 60–70% of the head-body length. The head and back vary from dark grey-black to smoky brown, with dark-grey underparts and a brown, subtly two-toned tail. (Wikipedia, general species account)

It ranges widely through South and Southeast Asia, including southeastern China, from sea level to around 3,000m. Habitats include lowland and montane rainforest, bamboo forest, scrub, herbaceous growth and secondary forest along waterways. It is terrestrial and active by both day and night; females carrying four or five young have been recorded. (Wikipedia, general species account)