The Moon Flower is a wildflower that grows in high-altitude plains.
Its leaves glow dark green and its edges are shaped like a cogwheel. The tip of the leaf looks like a bird's talon, and it's a useful source of water and nutrients in such a dry and windy climate.
The Moon Flower earns its name through its unique method of pollination. It sends out luminous pollen at night, attracting nocturnal insects, and gives off the appearance of a rising or setting moon.