Ocullophoderes, More Commonly Called A Blight Frill, These Solitary Seelenlos Wander Around The Maschoran

ocullophoderes, more commonly called a blight frill, these solitary seelenlos wander around the maschoran deserts during the night in search of malacophytes, primarily angiomorph tree flowers, but also tuber lumps, club warts, and fallen plate cacti, if their threatened they will open their frill, which have rods of bones inside to help moving it fast, these frills hav a pattern which resembles eyespots, they will also stand on just their mesolimbs and hindlimbs to appear taller, they will also hiss out of their pleural lungs by loosely closing their lungs and forcing air out at the same time, they will also stand on their meso and hind limbs and open their frill to attempt to convince a potential mate to not only mate with them but also be the oviparent, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

kleptosuchus, more commonly called desert webbedpaws, are seelenlos which wander in and around bodies of ammonia which they can hide in, filling a similar niche to a telluric crocodillian, they will wait inside bodies of ammonia when they hear a seelenlos getting closer and then will jump out of the ammonia and latch onto whatever prey they get, they will then drag them into the ammonia and hold them down till they drown, they are cathemeral and will spend most of the day and night sleeping in the ammonia they inhabit, when they wake they will stealthily wander the ammonia till they encounter a seelenlos in which they will wait at the ammonias edge and wait for them to come near, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than overjoyed to answer

cotlyglot, more commonly called a cuptongued thief, are small generalists that frequently invade nests and burrows in order to steal and eat eggs, they also eat any ostoexoapo they find, most frequently fortipelta, they will also eat most of the plants they come across, even digging to find tubers beneath pachyrodiciphytes, they share a clade with feather ears having their glosspharyncal opening at the back of their mouth which lets them use their tongue to help pull things into their mouth faster than if they had a typical seelenlos tongue, if they have recently mated they will search for a corpse and lay their eggs inside of them, if you have any questions about this eelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

chlorouropteryx, more commonly called a honking greentail, they are highly social seelenlos which fly across the maschoran deserts in search of food, they use their fluorescent green tails to communicate as well as their highly adapted central pleural lungs which they use to create a warning sound, when they land somewhere to forage for any form of food, 1-4 chlorouropteryx will take up the position of sentinel while the rest of their drove searches for small malacophytes and ostoexoapo, during the day they will sleep in abandoned burrows and caves, their tails have small jointed bones coming out of the side to help them communicate with each other letting them manipulate the shape of their “flag”, the average sizes of a chlorouropteryx drove ranges from 5-32, they are very distant relatives of dendropteryx but more so than any other labatur a trait that makes it more noticeable is they share the retractable claws that dendropteryx have, they use these claws to break parts of malacophytes as well as capture ostoexoapo, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

brachylestes, more commonly called a grasping pouncer, are small generalists which wander the deserts in search of food, their digestive system is designed so that they can absorb as much ammonia from their food as possible, its possible for them to live their entire life without drinking any ammonia, they tend to catch small seelenlos and carry them around as a source of food to pull them over while they search for more, they will dig up tubers of pachyrodiciphytes and break off plates on platykaktos which provide most of the ammonia in their system at any given moment, they have been seen using simple tools such as horns and teeth from dead seelenlos to help break apart food, their archeina is relatively short and thin which helps them ventilate their body heat, if you have any questions about these seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

deinopodocheirus, more commonly called a tunneling backpaw, are rather small seelenlos which tunnel around the maschoran deserts, theyre smaller than their steppe dwelling cousins, and dig far more frequently, if they encounter another deinopodocheirus they will mate with each other, usually with the oviparent being the larger deinopodocheirus, if they encounter tougher ground they will burrow out and search for ammonia or food, they will eat almost every plant in the maschoran desert, even ones with hardy defenses to avoid being fed on, due to their very complex gut and strong immune system working together to avoid the poisons inside their food, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than overjoyed to answer