Beakneck

CID S-1

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Beach Beak

Paradise Archipelago CID SS-1

Odor

Primary
Te
Hint
Bt
De
Bo
Chirality
Temperament
Calm

Its blue head blends in nicely with the archipelago's water, and provides protection from sunburn.

Winter Cardinal

Frozen Feather CID SS-2

Odor

Primary
Sp
Hint
Te
De
Ro
Chirality
Temperament
Neutral

The red cap acts as a pocket of hot air that warms the rest of the winter cardinal's body. It also prevents it from being fully covered in snow.

Species Data

Classification

Genus: Sphinx
Planet: Feather Geyser
Average Size
179 x 255 x 252 cm
Trophic Level
Prey
Habitat
Terrestrial
Favorite Treat
Crisp Vegetables
Nasal Cycle
Open

Observations

This large sphinx resembles a bird with a ring of beak-like bones growing from its neck. The beaks provide defense, but the added bulk makes it hard to maneuver its head. I think that the beackneck lost its ability to fly as the beaks grew larger, the added protection making up for the evasiveness.