Elephant-Shrews

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Click here to see the gallery of photos for the newly discovered Gray Faced Sengi.

	Golden-rumped sengi Rhynchocyon chrysopygus Anteater-like nose is used to search for prey Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Golden-rumped sengi Rhynchocyon chrysopygus Weight = 550 g. Gedi Ruins, Kenya Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Black and Rufous Sengi Rhynchocyon petersi Weight = 520 g Captive from Tanzania at the Philadelphia Zoo, July 2002 Photo: Heidi Hellmuth, Philadelphia Zoo
	Black and Rufous Sengi Rhynchocyon petersi Captive mother and young foraging, July 2002 Photo: Heidi Hellmuth, Philadelphia Zoo
	Black and Rufous Sengi Rhynchocyon petersi Captive mother and young, July 2002 Photo: Heidi Hellmuth, Philadelphia Zoo
	Checkered Sengi Rhynchocyon cirnei Weight = 500 g Camera trap image from Matundu Forest, northern Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania. Photo: Francesco Rovero
	Checkered Sengi Rhynchocyon cirnei Camera trap image (Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania), possibly of a female in estrus followed by male. Photo: Francesco Rovero
	Gray-faced Sengi Rhynchocyon udzungwensis Weight = 710 g 19 March 2006, Ndundulu Forest, Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania Photo: Francesco Rovero
	Gray-faced Sengi Rhynchocyon udzungwensis Weight = 710 g 19 March 2006, Ndundulu Forest, Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania Photo: Francesco Rovero
	Gray-faced Sengi Rhynchocyon udzungwensis Weight = 710 g 23 March 2006, Ndundulu Forest, Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Four-toed sengi Petrodromus tetradactylus Weight = 200g Coastal forest, Kenya Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Round-eared sengi Macroscelides proboscideus proboscideus (dark form) Weight = 40g Zwartmodder Farm, Maltahohe District, Namibia Photo: Jack Dumbacher, California Academy of Sciences
	Round-eared sengi Macroscelides proboscideus flavicaudatus (light form) Weight = 40 g. Wlotzkasbaken, Swakopmund, Namibia Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Short-snouted sengi Elephantulus brachyrhynchus Weight: 50 g. Mankwe Wildlife Reserve, Northwest Province , South Africa Photo: Richard Yarnell
	Cape rock sengi Elephantulus edwardii Weight = 50 g. Traveller’s Rest, Clanwilliam, Northern Cape Province, South Africa Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Karoo rock sengi Elephantulus pilicaudus Weight = 50 g. Loxton, Northern Cape Province, South Africa Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Bushveld sengi Elephantulus intufi Weight = 40g. Zwartmodder Farm, Maltahohe District, Namibia Photo: Jack Dumbacher
	Bushveld sengi Elephantulus intufi Weight = 40g. Windpoort Farm, Outjo, Namibia Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Eastern Rock Sengi Elephantulus myurus Weight = 50 g. Matopos National Park, Zimbabwe, August 1982 Photo: Tim Osborne
	Eastern Rock Sengi Elephantulus myurus Weight = 50 g. Weenen Game Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa Photo: David Ribble
	North African sengi Elephantulus rozeti Weight: 50 g Midlet, Morocco Photo: G. Rathbun
	Rufous sengi Elephantulus rufescens Weight = 50g Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Rufous sengi Elephantulus rufescens Mother and young resting on trail through leaf litter. Kibwezi, Kenya Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Rufous sengi Elephantulus rufescens Neonate - one day old. Photo: Gene Maliniak, National Zoological Park
	Western Rock sengi Elephantulus rupestris Weight = 50 g. Rehoboth, Namibia Photo: Galen Rathbun
	Western Rock sengi Elephantulus rupestris Weight = 50 g. NamibRand Nature Reserve, Namibia Photo: Jack Dumbacher
	Western rock sengi Elephantulus rupestris Weight = 50 g. Captive eating a grasshopper. Photo: Chris and Tilde Stuart

Click here to see the gallery of photos for the newly discovered Gray Faced Sengi.