Sarco and Tata after being abandoned by their parentsThey are a species whose legs are not meant for running, but as Sarco continued to run, he became able to run without losing speed in bad terrain.
Instead of chasing prey, this adaptation became useful as a way of escape.Sarco and Tata's bodies are joined at the hip. Whenever they run, Tata sways a lot, so she is tied up by vines to dampen the swaying. The wings are also tied up to prevent them from opening.Magimates usually hunt using flight. Sarco learned to run and catch prey with his quick wits and hard work after being abandoned by his parents and being on the verge of death many times.To be able to grab onto prey or branches without letting go, the outer toes are able to make large rotations.
Sarco is always moving on the ground, so all his toes are pointing forward with claws cut short to make it easier to run.Big feathers and feathers around the face get in the way, and the flamboyant feathers stand out, so Sarco plucks them off for more agility.Tata doesn't like when Sarco's crown feathers are plucked off, so he leaves them as is.Sarco becomes proficient at tying vines the more he knots. If it gets difficult, Tata helps tie the vines.
Sarco and Tata after being abandoned by their parents
They are a species whose legs are not meant for running, but as Sarco continued to run, he became able to run without losing speed in bad terrain.
Instead of chasing prey, this adaptation became useful as a way of escape.
Sarco and Tata's bodies are joined at the hip. Whenever they run, Tata sways a lot, so she is tied up by vines to dampen the swaying. The wings are also tied up to prevent them from opening.
Magimates usually hunt using flight. Sarco learned to run and catch prey with his quick wits and hard work after being abandoned by his parents and being on the verge of death many times.
To be able to grab onto prey or branches without letting go, the outer toes are able to make large rotations.
Sarco is always moving on the ground, so all his toes are pointing forward with claws cut short to make it easier to run.
Big feathers and feathers around the face get in the way, and the flamboyant feathers stand out, so Sarco plucks them off for more agility.
Tata doesn't like when Sarco's crown feathers are plucked off, so he leaves them as is.
Sarco becomes proficient at tying vines the more he knots. If it gets difficult, Tata helps tie the vines.
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