Egg Stealing Wyvern

Egg Stealing Wyvern
Creator	Spinoyonyx
Information
Status	Extant
Common Name(s)	Egg Stealing Wyvern
Zones	4, D
Roles	Predator
Classification
Genus	Ovidraconus
Species	Ovidraconus oviyerious
Evolution
Date	September 10th, 2019
Ancestor	Great Sea Wyvern
Descendants	Cat-Eyed Bat Wyvern

D. albatrogornis an old species that survived for a long time. These specimens evolved to have a taste of eggs as competition from T. katharagnathus, P. unculodon and with the spread of T. pelagicus and T. therophagus feeding on their same prey. They got larger from eating eggs so they can defend themselves from predators and formed tympanic ears used to hear vibrations of predators.

Found in zone 4 and nests at zone D they get up to 2.2 feet with a wingspan of 4.5 feet long. They feed on eggs of D. albatrogornis, D. tromerovenator and P. unculodon. But they mostly also feed on G. makari, M. pygmybrachium, D. maritimus, young R. unguladontus, Ruminasqualus rotundus, R. mionsens and R. lepidoptera. They can fly for 2.5-4 hours since they have larger wings and hover/glide without moving their wings but still moving forward to gain a slight amount of stamina before flying forward again. They feed on eggs but grabbing them from nest then fly off as fast as they could before the parents come back. Their primitive tympanic ears found at the side of their skull, evolved from a mutation that provided an eardrum and nerves that is used to detect vibrations from predators. Both male and females are blue in colour however males have a darker blue toned feathers which are used for mating.

When breeding during autumn males build nests and call for a mate using their feathers to attract attention. Rival males would try to still a nest but the owner usually defends it extreme well, fights break of easily but it is not fatal but their feathers would be very messy and not fine due to all the fighting. When a female comes to a nest the male does a display to her which the female decides if he is suitable as a mate. when a female accepts the male they mate and female lays 4-7 eggs(only 2-5 survive). When young hatch the parents feed the young until they are subadult which they make them learn how to fly and hunt first then chase them off to fend for themselves.