The Tian Theenyyroni
Appearance
A large, familiar, bird-shaped reptile with an armadillo head covered with spikes, two human eyes, a human nose, and a crocodilian snout filled with flat teeth.
It has a giraffe-like neck, a boar body and a pair of very small angel wings.
It has two elongated ostrich legs and a stegosaurus tail.
The Theenyyroni's head, neck, shoulders and arms are covered in wispy feathers, while the rest of its body is covered in scales.
It is mostly white and mottled brown, with dull green sections and salmon pink highlights, while the rest of its body is ochre with brown diamonds.
Family life
The Theenyyroni often stays with one mate for extended periods of time, but will easily switch to a new partner if it suits them. Theenyyroni family groups consist of 1 male, up to 8 females and all of their resulting offspring. All young males of breeding age are forced out of the family by their father.
General
- They cannot swim.
- They are very slow to adapt to environmental changes.
- Biting is an important part of communication.
- They enjoy a symbiotic relationship with another species.