Microcitron

It’s now nighttime in what’s now ballas. Deep into the rainforest At night where the female commons Make burrow nests, one little creature stumbles into the woods and yet bizarre, this is the microcitron (or commonly known as the “lime microcitron” or “ballasian common microcitron”) These creatures are a close relatives of their big brothers, and their genus have separated Roughly about 93 million years ago (Which is the same time with the dinosaurs) most of the Microcitron species Are nocturnal due to their Big eyes that make them an expert night hunters and also vulnerable at day, some species were Diurnal Including the larger ones.
Here, this male is on a lookout searching for a potential mate. Like most other citron species, Males have “leaves” to attract females to mate with. and later he stumbled across one and trying his best and becoming a dad in the future.