Beach Capiri

The beach capiri has replaced its ancestor in Ittiz Beach. It has many adaptations that have helped it to survive on the beach. It got a better diet for the area. It has become more aggressive than its ancestor. It has gotten a crest on its head that it will pump more blood in it to make it brighter. It uses this method for mating and territorial purposes. When mating it doesn’t use its color changing membranes because it no longer has them instead it uses the membranes as heat absorbers so it balances out its body heat. When there’s a fight for territory it will have a competition of who can pump the most blood into there crest. It is very aggressive when ever other beach capiri enters its territory. Its eggs have now become a rusty like color to blend in with the surroundings. It is rare to ever see a parent take care of its young because of how aggressive it is. The young will live in pairs of 2 for five weeks before they become to aggressive for each other. They will not be able to use there crest for about 9 weeks from birth. It has an extra membrane because of the need to balance out its body heat.