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Description
Name: Lani (Lah-nee)
Gender: Female
Species: Dragon (Based off of a thompson's gazelle and a black-backed kingfisher)
Eats: Insects, fish, small mammals, fruit.

Anatomy Notes:
1. The red patch is actually a pocket that she can inflate, it's used to make loud bellowing noises when she's frightened, or for low vibrations used for communication to other kingfisher dragons.
2. These feathers are a crest and when she's alert or trying to be intimidating they go up.
3. Her tail feathers can be rustled together to make a rattling/hissing noise. She can also flatten them, or open them in this picture they're in resting position.
4. She can move her long whispy feathers (the two on the sides of her crest) as she pleases, she does have control over them.
5. She has very sharp teeth that curve back (like a velociraptor) but they're thin. She can't eat anything bigger than a fox without getting hurt. She also has two sets of molars in the very back for fruit.

Likes: low gliding, climbing, watching other animals, flying with birds, occasionally playing games with others of her species.
Favorite foods: Star fruit and fish or eels.

Description
Name: Lani (Lah-nee)
Gender: Female
Species: Dragon (Based off of a thompson's gazelle and a black-backed kingfisher)
Eats: Insects, fish, small mammals, fruit.

Anatomy Notes:
1. The red patch is actually a pocket that she can inflate, it's used to make loud bellowing noises when she's frightened, or for low vibrations used for communication to other kingfisher dragons.
2. These feathers are a crest and when she's alert or trying to be intimidating they go up.
3. Her tail feathers can be rustled together to make a rattling/hissing noise. She can also flatten them, or open them in this picture they're in resting position.
4. She can move her long whispy feathers (the two on the sides of her crest) as she pleases, she does have control over them.
5. She has very sharp teeth that curve back (like a velociraptor) but they're thin. She can't eat anything bigger than a fox without getting hurt. She also has two sets of molars in the very back for fruit.

Likes: low gliding, climbing, watching other animals, flying with birds, occasionally playing games with others of her species.
Favorite foods: Star fruit and fish or eels.