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 === Major Planetary Zones | (Twin) Sections of the Habitual Belt | Regions | Wildlife === === Major Planetary Zones | (Twin) Sections of the Habitual Belt | Regions | Wildlife ===
  
-====== CROPLIGHT TREE-MAMMAL (YALI-MUUN) ======+====== "CROPLIGHT LEMUR" (YALI-MUUN) ======
  
 {{ :croplight_lemur_gg_scenic_2d.png?200|}} {{ :croplight_lemur_gg_scenic_2d.png?200|}}
  
 ===== Overview ===== ===== Overview =====
-The Croplight Tree-Mammal—called “Yali-Muun” by the [[the_orlanda|Orlanda Tribe]]—is a small, arboreal pollinator native to the canopy of the [[orlanda_marshes|Orlanda Marshes]] and the adjacent [[tropical_forest|Tropical Forest]] of [[asari|Asari]] on [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D]]. +The Croplight Lemur — called “Yali-Muun” by the [[the_orlanda|Orlanda Tribe]] — is a small, arboreal pollinator native to the canopy of the [[orlanda_marshes|Orlanda Marshes]] and the adjacent [[tropical_forest|Tropical Forest]] of [[asari|Asari]] on [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D]]. 
 Unlike primates, it has a distinct mammalian body plan with bat-like wings for short silent glides between trees.  Unlike primates, it has a distinct mammalian body plan with bat-like wings for short silent glides between trees. 
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 Camouflaged in muted bark tones and active during mist-rich light shifts, Yali-Muun travel in tight family groups and play a crucial role in pollinating canopy flora without drawing the attention of aerial predators. Camouflaged in muted bark tones and active during mist-rich light shifts, Yali-Muun travel in tight family groups and play a crucial role in pollinating canopy flora without drawing the attention of aerial predators.
  
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   * **Size:** Body 40–50 cm; tail 50–70 cm     * **Size:** Body 40–50 cm; tail 50–70 cm  
   * **Weight:** 2.2–3.2 kg     * **Weight:** 2.2–3.2 kg  
-  * **Fur:** Short, matte **gray-brown** with irregular bark-like mottling (no color accents)  +  * **Fur:** Short, matte gray-brown with irregular bark-like mottling (no color accents)  
   * **Head:** Rounded with a short muzzle; wide, leaf-shaped pinnae (ears) for directional hearing     * **Head:** Rounded with a short muzzle; wide, leaf-shaped pinnae (ears) for directional hearing  
   * **Eyes:** Large, dark, reflective; vertical pupils adapted to twilight (photorealistic, not brightly colored)     * **Eyes:** Large, dark, reflective; vertical pupils adapted to twilight (photorealistic, not brightly colored)  
-  * **Fore/Rear Limbs:** Long, slender digits with semi-translucent **grip pads** and retractable hook claws for wet bark   +  * **Fore/Rear Limbs:** Long, slender digits with semi-translucent grip pads and retractable hook claws for wet bark   
-  * **Wings:** Bat-like **membranous patagia** stretched between elongated forelimbs and body; leathery, semi-translucent; fold flat while perching  +  * **Wings:** Bat-like membranous patagia stretched between elongated forelimbs and body; leathery, semi-translucent; fold flat while perching  
   * **Tail:** Prehensile, roughened underside for secure wrap around branches     * **Tail:** Prehensile, roughened underside for secure wrap around branches  
-  * **Feeding Apparatus:** Fine **whisker filaments** around the mouth and a long flexible tongue for nectar and pollen collection+  * **Feeding Apparatus:** Fine whisker filaments around the mouth and a long flexible tongue for nectar and pollen collection
  
 ==== Special Features ==== ==== Special Features ====
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