Star-Tongued Gulper

The Star-Tongued Gulper lost the front legs and the "wings", because it doesn't need them anymore. For balancing the Star-Tongued Gulper uses its long tail. For stability the legs evolved "wooden bones" inside the legs. These happen to divide into two pieces, so that the legs can be bend backwards. The tongue formed a star-like tip at the end, which allows the Star-Tongued Gulper to grab worms and podions and feed them to the mouth. Because now the tongue is mostly outside the body it got a thicker and more dry skin, so that it can't be used for tasting anymore. Instead the tasting cells evolved into smelling cells and the Star-Tongued Gulper uses its tongue now for rummaging in the foliage for worms and podions. Though they don't hunt Twelve-Winged Worms actively, they won't contemn them, if they find one.