In the common people, these animals are called night treadmills. Widespread in the middle latitudes of Astigan. On the back, flowers of a star lily are worn, blooming only at night. The second plant is also nocturnal and is called rattlesnake heads. Both flowers are poisonous to most animals, which has a positive effect on the survival rate of the treadmills.
In the wild, treadmills are active at night and spend most of their time hunting, aided by flowers and fluorescent skins that attract insects.
During the day, the flowers curl up into tight buds and stop sparkling, going to sleep with their owner.
During daylight hours, the treadmills are almost impossible to distinguish from the rest of the natural covering.
Recently, it has been very fashionable to settle these animals in your garden - they have become not only a decoration of the garden, but also a very effective remedy for small pests.