Great Sea Wyvern
evolved from D.caerulea they developed larger wings and moved to zone 4 and build their nest at the island of zone 4 and shores of zone B. Competition of their own species and storms drove them to zone 4 and shores of zone B. They rest on driftwood, on the water and G. flotensis.
Found in zone 4 and the shores of zone B they getting 1.9 feet with a wingspan of 1 meter long. They can fly for 2-3.8 hours and can hover/glide without moving their wings but still moving forward to gain a slight amount of stamina before flying forward again. They feed on O. xylunta, S. angelosis, S. phalangus, S. mionsens, C. aquatillium and G. gigas(hopwever they need a pack of 3 to take on on). They use their sharp claws to grab their prey then eat them. Their feathers are water resistance so they can dive and strike their prey. They fly solitarily but seem to sometimes be paired up with another member or a trio pack which prefer to take on larger prey like G. gigas. Their sucess hunting rate is 40% usually fails happen by a few inches. 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. 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.
