The Asiatic shrew mole is a small, burrowing mammal found throughout Asia. It is also known as the Chinese mole or the Chinese shrew mole in some regions. Other synonyms for this creature include Uropsilus gracilis, Soricella shantungensis, and Scaptonyx fusicaudus. The Asiatic shrew mole is known for its long, pointed snout and sharp claws which allow it to tunnel through soil and hunt small invertebrates. Although it may not be well-known outside of Asia, it plays an important role in local ecosystems and deserves recognition as a unique and fascinating animal.