[ID: A digital painting of brown, monkey-like creature with very large yellow eyes, small horns, lar

[ID: A digital painting of brown, monkey-like creature with very large yellow eyes, small horns, large bat-like ears, and fangs, clinging to a branch in a forest. It has six fingers on each hand and a long prehensile tale, which is wrapped around the branch. A smaller, golden version of the creature, without fangs or horns, is clinging to the first creature’s back. End ID]

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Fun fact: although they are often colloquially referred to as “goblins,” the Mu are actually a species of gremlin! Like all gremlins, Mu have a sixth digit and extra joints in their fingers, as compared to most other goblinoids. These nocturnal forest-dwellers live in very tight-knit social groups, and children may stay with their parents for up to ten years. This photo depicts a young male of approximately two years, carrying an infant sibling on his back.