Racing Rainbowtail: Difference between revisions

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This results in the pack having one pair guard the young while the rest of them hunt more prey than normal to feed the juveniles. During times of hardship, the dominant pair will kill the offspring of the other mated pairs in the pack before feeding them to their own, as there is likely not enough food to feed them all and their young get priority. In the same vein, they are highly territorial during times when food is scarce, and will drive away the groups of other racing rainbowtails. Once the young grow in their teeth and the hook on their beak becomes larger, the pack can begin to take them on hunts though they will primarily hunt small game early on.

Due to the need for spawning pools being nonexistent, the need for constructing highly advanced materials like adobe was no longer needed as so ~~this~~ was lost overtime. This also resulted in a slight loss of intelligence, though they are not stupid by any means. Hunting in packs and the language of their tails along with caring for their young and digging caches to store food still requires a decent amount of brain power so the loss of intelligence is only minor.

Due to the need for spawning pools being nonexistent, the need for constructing highly advanced materials like adobe was no longer needed and so it was lost overtime. This also resulted in a slight loss of intelligence, though they are not stupid by any means. Hunting in packs and the language of their tails along with caring for their young and digging caches to store food still requires a decent amount of brain power so the loss of intelligence is only minor.

Just like their ancestor, the racing rainbowtail uses their tail lights for communication and have specific meanings for each color they can use. Compared to their ancestors, however, their language is much simpler. Each of their colors is described as below:

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 This results in the pack having one pair guard the young while the rest of them hunt more prey than normal to feed the juveniles. During times of hardship, the dominant pair will kill the offspring of the other mated pairs in the pack before feeding them to their own, as there is likely not enough food to feed them all and their young get priority. In the same vein, they are highly territorial during times when food is scarce, and will drive away the groups of other racing rainbowtails. Once the young grow in their teeth and the hook on their beak becomes larger, the pack can begin to take them on hunts though they will primarily hunt small game early on.
-Due to the need for spawning pools being nonexistent, the need for constructing highly advanced materials like adobe was no longer needed as so this was lost overtime. This also resulted in a slight loss of intelligence, though they are not stupid by any means. Hunting in packs and the language of their tails along with caring for their young and digging caches to store food still requires a decent amount of brain power so the loss of intelligence is only minor.
+Due to the need for spawning pools being nonexistent, the need for constructing highly advanced materials like adobe was no longer needed and so it was lost overtime. This also resulted in a slight loss of intelligence, though they are not stupid by any means. Hunting in packs and the language of their tails along with caring for their young and digging caches to store food still requires a decent amount of brain power so the loss of intelligence is only minor.
 Just like their ancestor, the racing rainbowtail uses their tail lights for communication and have specific meanings for each color they can use. Compared to their ancestors, however, their language is much simpler. Each of their colors is described as below:

Racing Rainbowtail: Difference between revisions

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