Dragonette, General

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Basic Information

Anatomy

Diverse in shape and colors, dragonettes are a rather unusual addition to the dragonoid family. They are bipedal, with large hind legs ending in bird-like feet and small front legs. A pair of broad, bat-like wings rest upon their back. Their avian like head houses large eyes and a short muzzle.

Genetics and Reproduction

Dragonettes build their nests on high plateau mesas where they are safer from predators. They use their front legs to gather nesting materials and assemble the nest.

Ecology and Habitats

They are typically found in temperate and tropical regions.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Omnivores.

Biological Cycle

Some species are known to migrate.

Additional Information

Social Structure

More social than most other dragonoids.

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Some species have been domesticated as a mount, and are used as couriers, war mounts, and racing.

Average Intelligence

Less intelligent than most other dragonoids.

Symbiotic and Parasitic organisms

Dragonettes are a prey animal.

Average Length

Length: 3'-16' Wingspan: 6'-25'

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Typically has a darker upperside and paler underside.