Soaring Kite
I genuinely didn't believe it when people told me about this species. Apparently, they are so rare they are seen about once a year. Soaring kites are only spotted when people leave in spaceships and fly through the outer atmosphere, and very rarely run into these magnificent birds.
Soaring kites have short, stubby legs with tiny talons; these appendages are practically useless since these birds somehow never land.
Anatomy
Soaring kites are a very large bird species, with a small body compared to their wings. The feathers of these birds are an iridescent purple, with small blue specks as well as white rings along their wings. These birds have two pairs of pointed wings, and a long, forked tail. The underside of the tails are a pitch black, while the top of the tail is a bright blue.Soaring kites have short, stubby legs with tiny talons; these appendages are practically useless since these birds somehow never land.
Geographic Distribution
Outer Atmosphere
Worldwide (supposed)
Average Lifespan
Unknown, suspected to be a few hundred years
Average Wingspan
50 feet
Outer Atmosphere
Worldwide (supposed)
Average Lifespan
Unknown, suspected to be a few hundred years
Average Wingspan
50 feet
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