Violedraco purpurus

Extinct (April 12th, 2020): outcompeted by D. brunus and Terroslontus takydromus

Violedraco purpurus
Creator	Spinoyonyx
Information
Status	Extinct
Zones	B, D
Roles	Base-Consumer
Classification
Genus	Violedraco
Species	Violedraco purpurus
Evolution
Date	February 6th, 2019
Ancestor	Lemuridraco arbora
Descendants	Cristatadraco brunus

Evolved from D. arbora that moved to Zone B due to lower competition. They changed purple to camouflage.

Found in Zone b they are usually found on the trees of M. sustensa. They feed on the leaves of M. sustensa, seeds of M. sustensa, and L. clearensis (if it’s on the ground). Some live on the ground but prefer the trees as it’s more camouflage. They live in groups of 3-6 with a hierarchy. They get 20-40cm. Males fight for rights for breeding and when they mate they lay eggs on the tree tops, the eggs are sticky and stick on the tree. When the eggs hatch the babies are independent of their parents and start to live in groups.