Ruffleclaws

Ruffleclaws (Parvus Dromaeosaurus) are avian creatures that seem to have slight reptilian features. They actually look like the ancestors of modern birds, more known as raptors and relative dinosaurs. They are known to have a tendency to leave feathers on their walking, such being notably colourful and soft. They also have claws that let them hold and even slide tightly through trees. Ruffleclaws use this to playfully slide and jump through the forests they live in. They also have odd chirps, and with time and dedication, can be taught and tamed to become interesting pets.

A Ruffleclaw is quiet and curious by nature. It will startle any other being that looks intimidating to them by squawking and opening their wings. They have no natural predators and exclusively feed off fruits, but can also eat vegetables and similar foods.

They are often used in Farming, their feathers making a good resource for making furniture such as beds and cushions.

Subspecies
The first two subspecies inhabit exclusively in Argosirak. The last live only in Centaurus.

Crimson Ruffleclaw
Crimson Ruffleclaws are mostly red, but have more of a Phoenix-like appearance.

Cobalt Ruffleclaw
Cobalt Ruffleclaws are various shades of blue.

Speckled Ruffleclaw
They are slightly bigger than the other kinds. They seem to be a combination of the previous two, having spots of red and blue colour.