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Description
Godinotia neglecta
Generic name by J. L. Franzen, 2000 (Specific name by Thalmann and colleagues, 1989)
Diet: Omnivore (insects and fruit)
Type: Strepsirrhine (Adapid) Primate Placental mammal
Size: 11.8 inches (30 Centimeters) long, excluding tail
Region: Europe (Germany)
Enemies: Crocodilians such as Asiatosuchus (a 13-foot crocodile) and Boverisuchus (a 10-foot terrestrial crocodilian with hooves); predatory mammals like Lesmesodon (a primitive hyaenodontid creodont)
Age: Paleogene (Middle Eocene; 47.8 to 45 million BC)
Episode: New Dawn
Info: Known only from scant remains including jaw fragments with teeth found in the famous Messel Quarry Pit near Frankfurt, Germany, this lemur-like primate lived around 47 million years ago during the Mid Eocene epoch when the world's climate was a lot warmer and more tropical than it is today and lush tropical and sub-tropical forests spread across the globe including in the polar and temperate areas such as Germany where Godinotia lived. It was named after primate researcher, Marc Godinot.

I know its been like... FOREVER huh?! Well its because my laptop got accidentally broken (my dad got me a new one for Christmas though), busy with school, struggling with SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and s*** (November isn't my favorite month because this was the start of where I feel low and depressed with SAD), busy running a small business, busy with the holidays, and feeling sick. But now I'm back doing it and while I am gonna be busy doing school and stuff this year, I'll still continue with this, but its gonna take time ok.

Updated on 1/12/2020 after pointed it out.

Walking with Beasts is owned by BBC

Description
Godinotia neglecta
Generic name by J. L. Franzen, 2000 (Specific name by Thalmann and colleagues, 1989)
Diet: Omnivore (insects and fruit)
Type: Strepsirrhine (Adapid) Primate Placental mammal
Size: 11.8 inches (30 Centimeters) long, excluding tail
Region: Europe (Germany)
Enemies: Crocodilians such as Asiatosuchus (a 13-foot crocodile) and Boverisuchus (a 10-foot terrestrial crocodilian with hooves); predatory mammals like Lesmesodon (a primitive hyaenodontid creodont)
Age: Paleogene (Middle Eocene; 47.8 to 45 million BC)
Episode: New Dawn
Info: Known only from scant remains including jaw fragments with teeth found in the famous Messel Quarry Pit near Frankfurt, Germany, this lemur-like primate lived around 47 million years ago during the Mid Eocene epoch when the world's climate was a lot warmer and more tropical than it is today and lush tropical and sub-tropical forests spread across the globe including in the polar and temperate areas such as Germany where Godinotia lived. It was named after primate researcher, Marc Godinot.

I know its been like... FOREVER huh?! Well its because my laptop got accidentally broken (my dad got me a new one for Christmas though), busy with school, struggling with SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and s*** (November isn't my favorite month because this was the start of where I feel low and depressed with SAD), busy running a small business, busy with the holidays, and feeling sick. But now I'm back doing it and while I am gonna be busy doing school and stuff this year, I'll still continue with this, but its gonna take time ok.

Updated on 1/12/2020 after pointed it out.

Walking with Beasts is owned by BBC