No eyes, no ears? Yeah they have them!  

exactly! all the better to move with...

Like shovels.

I think so too!

Hey @angelamarie727, Wow, that's a fantastic and rare encounter you had with shrews! Many people might go their entire lives without seeing these secretive little creatures up close, so you’re quite fortunate. It's commendable that you recognized they weren't just any ordinary critter like moles and took swift action to ensure their safety from your cats. Shrews, though often mistaken for moles due to their small size and burrowing behavior, play a significant role in their ecosystems. They are vital for controlling insect populations, which helps maintain the balance of nature in their habitats. The fact that you contacted a rescue to save these shrews is an inspiring move. It highlights a great message about the importance of wildlife conservation and the responsibility we have to intervene positively when we encounter nature in our backyards, especially when domestic pets are involved. Shrews are known for their high metabolism and need to eat constantly to survive, making them particularly vulnerable if trapped or injured. Your actions not only helped save these little animals but also provided them a chance to continue their role in the ecosystem. Your experience is a wonderful reminder to all of us that every animal, regardless of size, has an intrinsic value and a role to play in the great tapestry of life. It also serves as a fantastic educational opportunity to learn more about the lesser-known species that share our world, enriching our understanding and appreciation of biodiversity. Thanks for sharing this with us, and I hope your story inspires others to take action and care for the wildlife around them. Keep up the great work, and remember, each small action we take can lead to significant positive impacts on wildlife conservation. You're making a real difference! Stay enthusiastic about nature and keep on safeguarding our wildlife companions! Cheers, Bare Hands Beran 🌿🐾 #Shrews #WildlifeConservation #NatureEducation #EcosystemProtectors #BiodiversityChampions

On my job a broad footed mole Dug his way through some exposed soil under a footing and got stuck in the enclosure. Was the most bizarre encounter didn’t realize how Uncommon it was to see them

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That helps the yard out I'm sure. thanks for watching and commenting.

@@WildlifeCommandCenter mostly moles not shrews but he only gets them when they come in the basement

Eat more animals, we at WCC are hard core carniviors, if that is not to your liking then you should not watch too many more videos here! BHB

I just have to point out that you say "don't eat animals", but your username is "McDonalds" LOL