Quone Phlyer: Difference between revisions

They will toot and hoot at each other to communicate when in large flocks. This helps them be aware of predators or find food. When they mate they will do elaborate shows by flying around in the air. They will build nests on the river bank near dense clusters of flora. The nests are made of the leaves and branches of the local flora. Like all phlyers they have live birth from their reproductive organs in the female's mouth. Thus the female is usually too heavy to fly by the end of her term. The male will bring her food at the nest until she is ready to give birth. Once she give birth the two will take turns caring for them at the nest to make sure they keep warm. The other will go out to look for food. They give birth to 4 to 5 offspring per birth and tend to breed twice a year. While this may seem like a lot not many reach adulthood due to the harsh polar conditions. They are also an easy prey species for many of the local predators.

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