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Short haired hongseok as the tiny dikdik. Small antelope genus that lives in the bushlands and stands at 30-40cm shoulder height.
Changgu in a fluffy white bathrobe as the Honduran white bat. Also known as the caribbean white tent making bat, it has distinct white fur and makes tents out of leaves and roosts in the leaf tents in the day.
Red haired hyunggu as harvest mouse in red tulip. Harvest mice love the smell of pollen and climb inside the flower to eat the stamen, often falling asleep in the flower
Wooseok with eyeliner as the dwarf hotot with black ears. The dwarf hotot is a domestic rabbit with an entirely white coat except for a circle of a different colour around the eyes.
Yanan as a sleeping silky anteater. The silky anteater also known as the pygmy anteater is the smallest living anteater. The scientific name roughly translates as two toed circle foot.
Jinho as the rusty spotted cat. The smallest species of cat, the rusty-spotted cat measures around 13 to 18 inches long and weighs between two and three-and-a-half pounds. Aside from being rare, this species is also very shy.
Hui as the Pika, a small mountain dwelling mammal, closely related to the rabbit but with short, rounded ears. Pikas are also known as the whistling hare for it& #39;s high pitched alarm call when diving into it& #39;s burrow.
Adachi yuto as the absolutely adorable japanese dwarf flying squirrel, momonga. an extremely small and fluffy squirrel, it& #39;s a native Japanese species and one of the two Old World flying squirrels. It doesn& #39;t fly but glides using a skin membrane called the patagium.
Ko shinwon at the beach as a quokka also at the beach. The quokka, aka the short tailed scrub wallaby are herbivores found off of Rottnest Island in Western Australia. Because of the constant exposure to humans, quokkas have adapted to the human invasion well.
