Traits

Wing membranes are characteristically pointed.

Claws grow rapidly, resulting in long, unkempt sickles. Must be trimmed.

Vane of soft tissue at the tip of the tail, can be any shape, helps with flight.

 Sharp, serrated claws for walking on ice and gripping cliffsides.

Hard, bone club at the tip of the tail for defense, capable of breaking bone.

Thumb and dew claw become enlarged, sickle shaped for holding down prey.

Rattlesnake rattle at the tip of the tail, can make a warning noise. Linked to the Venom mutations.

Inherited from an Aquilla parent or grandparent, the Crysalla has gills to breathe underwater. Internal or External

Webbed toes, inherited from an Aquilla parent or grandparent.

Membrane from the wings connecting the arms or legs to the body or tail.

A large, bony sail on the back of the Crysalla for aid in thermoregulation.

Malformed spines, caused by a musculoskeletal disorder.

Long, hollow quills similar to that of ornithischian dinosaurs.

Claws are short and blunt.

Fur, Feathers, Pycnofibers, or Hair of Crysalla are heavily oiled and waterproof, preventing waterlogging and algae growth.

Sharp tail spade at the tip of the tail.

Venomous stingray tail, inherited from an Aquilla parent or grandparent.

Venomous bite, internal oral venom glands in the upper jaw that inject venom from protruding “fangs” in the beak.

Venomous spiny fins, inherited from an Aquilla parent or grandparent.

Venomous tail barb