Desert Ukjaw

The desert ukjaw has replaced its ancestor the great ukjaw in the Ichthy Tropical Riparian. As the name suggests, the desert ukjaw has spread to the more arid regions of darwin. They have become much thinner and redeveloped flaps of skin to allow their bodies to cool down easily. Their lungs have continued to develop and now they have a moderate sense of smell. Although the Darwin Rockies and plains are the land of plentiful they are not usually found in those biomes because they are sutied to hotter regions.

The desert ukjaw spends its time roaming the deserts for prey. They now also eat smaller fauna, like the undergroundi. They are more agile and quicker than their ancestors.

During the spring, they will migrate to wetter regions either being the Darwin Rockies and plains or the Icthy Tropical Riparian. The males will intimidate rivals by flashing their sails back and for the. After mating the parents will build a dirt nest surrounded by protective flora. At birth, the offspring look like premature versions of their parents. The offspring will follow their mother feeding off her kills until their are old enough to hunt themselves.

They share the same language as their ancestor and can cross communicate with other related species.