Curious . Dreamer . Enthusiastic

Description of Blessings:

The golf ball cactus is a small, critically endangered cactus species native to Mexico. This species usually flowers at around 5-7 years of age. They are threatened by habitat loss and often illegally collected, contributing to their conservation status.This medium sized mushroom is highly regarded in its native New Zealand, where it grows in forest habitats. Although most Entomola species break down dead organic material, this one, is thought to engage in symbiotic relationships with Nothofagus and Podocarpus tree species! The mushroom is a species of mushroom that distinctive all-blue colour, while the gills have a slight reddish tint from the spores. The blue colouring of the fruit body is due to three azulene pigments. It is not edible, but whether or not it is poisonous is unknown.

The ring-tailed cat is actually a species of raccoon, with a tail almost the same length as their small bodies! They are primarily nocturnal and are skilled climbers. The rings on their tails can act as distractions to confuse predators, for a greater chance of escape.

New Zealand rabbits actually originated from California, and have five main colourations. White rabbits of this breed exhibit albinism, or a lack of melanin, which results in a white coat and bright red/pink eyes .

Optional Personality: Soft and fluffy, with an unquenchable curiosity. It's not uncommon to see this Annie bounding happily through town, looking for exciting cases to take on. This enthusiastic boy is dedicated to solving mysteries, but not of the typical sort - he's interested in the secrets behind one's dreams! Puzzling the disjointed pieces of one's subconscious together to assist in giving one peace of mind is his primary goal. His magical pipe allows him to peek into the realms of others' unconscious thoughts, showing fragments of memories not even the owner may be aware of. Will he find a sweet wonderland filled with happiness? Or will there be something much more sinister hiding beneath the surface..?