Ulai̯fai̯vi bird

Common ride in the Mau̯humel Archipelago, these giant birds can cut through dense underbrush easily. Their plumage is also quite pretty and comes in a variety of colors and patterns.

Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Ulai̯fai̯vi birds prefer a warm and forested climate. Their claws are developed to cut through both underbrush and prey easily, or to climb slopes. In fact, a determined Ulai̯fai̯vi can even climb large trees to glide from the top of.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Ulai̯fai̯vi are omnivorous in the wild. They eat primarily fruit and small animals like lizards and small birds. Their top speed is 50 to 60 mph, even in the dense woods. Thus, even with the Ulai̯fai̯vi bird's size, they can catch up to prey easily.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Ulai̯fai̯vi are the main transport in the Mau̯humel Archipelago. While encumbered, the bird can still reach speeds of 40 mph, and even 50 mph in a full sprint. This makes them better than horses, and more maneuverable besides.

Lifespan

40-50 years

Average Height

2.5-3.5m