Muskulls
Muskulls are a fictional genus of small, nocturnal mammals native to temperate scrublands and forest edges. They are best known for a distinctive, skull-shaped facial mask formed by a hardened keratinous plate that covers the upper snout. The mask gives the species its name and serves in social displays. Muskulls are generally solitary and elusive, with populations ranging across several fictional biomes.
Physical traits include a slender, furred body about 20-35 cm long, with an 8-10 cm tail. They
Behavior and ecology: Muskulls are primarily nocturnal and terrestrial climbers. They forage at night, feeding on
Reproduction and life cycle: Breeding occurs in spring; litters of 2-5 young after a 40-45 day gestation.
Conservation and human culture: The species is not considered threatened in its native range within the fictional