Mousemallow

Biography
Ever since marshmallows were developed from the mallow plants. The Mousemallow, the distant relative and ancestor of human-like Marshmallows, was born. The mousemallow lived mostly in the wild during prehistoric times in many places across the globe. Many of the fruimates tried killing them with their weapons. Most times it never worked. Overtime, when civilization was created by man, it was easier to catch mousemallow when mousemallow traps were invented. Just like their real life counterpart, mice, mousemallows can be seen in attics and mouse holes invading homes, when they're not in the fields. These creatures are mostly nocturnal too. Plus, they're good at swimming, besides scurrying.

Appearance
The mousemallow is a marshmallow with a jellybean for a nose, a smiley face, and even the features of a mouse. Including the ears, feet, and tail.

Diet
Mousemallows, just like mice, have been noted to eat lots of plants. Some people and fruits often consider cheese, the mousemallows' favorite delicacy. And though mousemallows do eat cheese, they don't really consider it a favorite food in real life. Mousemallows have also been noted to eat nuts. They'd better be careful though, because of all the mousetraps.

Trivia

 * The mousemallows' squeaking probably explains how Marshmallow from the Annoying Orange got his high-pitched voice.
 * The name "mousemallow" is based on the mouse piñata of the same name from "Viva Piñata!"
 * This species, just like its real life counterpart, is still alive today.

Evolution into Marshmallows
Over time, some mousemallows began losing their limbs, tail, and ears, waking upright, and talking. With which, they began evolving into the modern day human-like marshmallows.