Kredinins
Kredinins are a small, nocturnal, arboreal primate group native to the Verdant Archipelago. Adults typically measure around 18 to 28 cm in body length, with a tail of comparable length, and weigh roughly 0.4 to 0.7 kilograms. They have dense, soft fur that is usually gray-blue with a lighter underside, and large forward-facing eyes adapted to low-light conditions.
Taxonomy and naming: Kredinins are classified in the genus Kredinus within the family Kredinidae, in the order
Distribution and habitat: Kredinins are endemic to tropical forest habitats across the Verdant Archipelago, occupying the
Behavior and diet: Kredinins are primarily nocturnal and highly arboreal. They move through the canopy by climbing,
Reproduction and life cycle: Breeding occurs seasonally with a peak in the early wet season. Females typically
Conservation and culture: Habitat loss and fragmentation have led to localized declines, and Kredinins are considered