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I was kinda lazy with this one

The blade spinner Amphithere is a relatively common species that soars through specific parts and paths in the forest, often marked by nasty horizontal gnashes across trunks in a seemingly predictable path.
they hunt by flying very fast and catching any unsuspecting prey by surprise, their jaws strong enough to keep anything from getting away.

if they somehow missed, their blades and sharp wings they line their 25 meter long bodies are sharp enough to bisect bones and scales, often leaving victims horribly mutilated, to which to Amphithere will make a quick U-turn to finish off their prey with a quick and painless death.

they are a wild species unable to be kept in captivity for long as their blades usually tend to break any cages or metal that has been forged by intelligent species, due to this, they are hunted for their blades as opposed to domestication, though their blades are only so useful after death as they can't regrow if damaged or dulled.

Amphithere can come in beautiful maroons or blood reds with their spines usually color near black with exclusively white underbellies and pinkish wings.

Description
I was kinda lazy with this one

The blade spinner Amphithere is a relatively common species that soars through specific parts and paths in the forest, often marked by nasty horizontal gnashes across trunks in a seemingly predictable path.
they hunt by flying very fast and catching any unsuspecting prey by surprise, their jaws strong enough to keep anything from getting away.

if they somehow missed, their blades and sharp wings they line their 25 meter long bodies are sharp enough to bisect bones and scales, often leaving victims horribly mutilated, to which to Amphithere will make a quick U-turn to finish off their prey with a quick and painless death.

they are a wild species unable to be kept in captivity for long as their blades usually tend to break any cages or metal that has been forged by intelligent species, due to this, they are hunted for their blades as opposed to domestication, though their blades are only so useful after death as they can't regrow if damaged or dulled.

Amphithere can come in beautiful maroons or blood reds with their spines usually color near black with exclusively white underbellies and pinkish wings.