One fine morning, I was strolling along a trail when I noticed a fruit that, from a distance, looked to be a citrus. It was orange in hue. I was curious, so I took a moment to examine it more closely. But in the thick of the foliage, I noticed a vine rather than a citrus tree. As my curiosity became intense, I tried to search it on Google using the picture of the orange-colored fruit that I took from my camera, and I found out that the fruit is from a gac plant known by its scientific name, Momordica cochinchinensis, which is related to cucumbers, melons, and squash.
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