Anonymous user
Sausophrey: Difference between revisions
no edit summary
imported>Disgustedorite m (→top: just editing taxonomy (misc)) |
imported>Disgustedorite No edit summary |
||
Line 45:
The sausophrey is less social than its ancestor. It still nests in groups, as it nests on the ground and depends on group protection to ensure its eggs are not stolen by predators. However, outside of breeding season, it is solitary and even territorial. Nesting occurs mostly in the cover of shrubs, and it will use its leg feathers to assist in incubating its hard-shelled eggs. Like many Terran ground birds, sausophrey chicks hatch covered in down feathers and can flee from predators on foot soon after, though they cannot yet fly.
==Gallery==
<gallery>
OphreyBones.png|Skeleton. Artwork by EvolutionIncarnate.
OphreyMuscles.png|Muscles, with skin outline
OphreyBackMuscles.png|Wing muscle top view, showing patagia.
OphreyBackBones.png|With bones.
Ophrey feathers.png|Feather arrangement
</gallery>
|