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As the climate changed and the waters they inhabited became colder and colder, the [[Seaplane Tonboswarmer |seaplane tonboswarmer]] began to struggle. Those that moved out of the colder and colder rivers and into the more temperate coasts did better. These populations would eventually give rise to a new species, known as the '''tonbodiver'''.

As the climate changed and the waters they inhabited became colder and colder, the [[Seaplane Tonboswarmer|seaplane tonboswarmer]] began to struggle. Those that moved out of the colder and colder rivers and into the more temperate coasts did better. These populations would eventually give rise to a new species, known as the '''tonbodiver'''.

While the wings do not help the tonbodiver with flight, they are used in a more active manner than the seaplane tonboswarmer. The first pair of wings act almost like they would be in flight, except to beat through water rather than through air. The second pair of wings, which were once used to sit on top of the water surface(which they can still technically do, but rarely need too because of their different lifestyle), are now used to help the tonbodiver steer where they can be adjusted to help change direction. The tail also performs a similar function to the second pair of wings in that the fin helps steer, though it can also be used for quick bursts of speed in a pinch for when the tonbodiver needs to evade a predator.

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-As the climate changed and the waters they inhabited became colder and colder, the [[Seaplane Tonboswarmer |seaplane tonboswarmer]] began to struggle. Those that moved out of the colder and colder rivers and into the more temperate coasts did better. These populations would eventually give rise to a new species, known as the '''tonbodiver'''.
+As the climate changed and the waters they inhabited became colder and colder, the [[Seaplane Tonboswarmer|seaplane tonboswarmer]] began to struggle. Those that moved out of the colder and colder rivers and into the more temperate coasts did better. These populations would eventually give rise to a new species, known as the '''tonbodiver'''.
 While the wings do not help the tonbodiver with flight, they are used in a more active manner than the seaplane tonboswarmer. The first pair of wings act almost like they would be in flight, except to beat through water rather than through air. The second pair of wings, which were once used to sit on top of the water surface(which they can still technically do, but rarely need too because of their different lifestyle), are now used to help the tonbodiver steer where they can be adjusted to help change direction. The tail also performs a similar function to the second pair of wings in that the fin helps steer, though it can also be used for quick bursts of speed in a pinch for when the tonbodiver needs to evade a predator.

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