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by Buzz Aesthetic » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:17 pm
Buzz Aesthetic wrote:Wow! Miles sure is excited to see you!
Welcome! Glad to have you at our humble abode!
Chicoon are a unique type of dragon somewhere settling between
an Amphithere and a furred Western Dragon!
However that doesnt explain a lot of their weird traits such as their
head wings, long slender neck, large nose, or floating infinity-flame
More and more of this species seems to be coming out of hiding,
are you interested in adopting one of your own?
myo challenge wrote:link
by Buzz Aesthetic » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:17 pm
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Buzz Aesthetic wrote:Wow! check these funky fellas out! Thanks for taking an interest in my strange species, feel free to pm me about anything at all! i don't bite as long as you arent a jerk, a fair warning I'm not great at socializing and use emotes as a easier way to communicate emotions ^U^b i use They/Them!
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Miles wrote:Miles cant speak English or any human language! But he can understand you fine! And he's been working on his sign language, but he doesn't have the vocal cords for human speech!
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Staff Username wrote:info blurb
by Buzz Aesthetic » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:17 pm
by Buzz Aesthetic » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:18 pm
Breeding wrote:Chicoons, being a type of dragon, are oviparous; meaning they lay eggs and care for the eggs until they are ready to hatch. Once the Chicoon egg hatches it is fully able to survive on its own outside of learning some hunting techniques and taught abilities. Young chicons can either go survive and build their own pack, or join the pack their parents are in. From what we know, there is no physical difference between parent chicoons, one parent decides to host the eggs, and after about two weeks the eggs are laid and the parents start caring for their unhatched children.
Personality wrote:Chicoons have a variety of personal traits and defining features so no two chicoons are ever alike; however it seems generally chicoons seem to have an excited, curious personality. Even the most grumpy of chicoons are curious to a large extent!
Territory wrote:The species seems best suited for large, jungle trees and climbing surfaces, however Chicoons have been more-often found without high tree-top canopies. They are spotted in biomes such as swamps, temperate forests, and occasional Boreal forests. While they spend most of their time like a squirrel, they may also thrive in holes they've dug or shallow caves they've stumbled upon.
Diet wrote:Their main diet consists of fruits, berries, nuts, and vegetables, however eating grains and legumes have never had a bad effect on the species' diet. They cannot nor will try to eat meat, they dont seem to like the metallic flavor, even if it is spiced up with a variety of vegetables. Vegetable patties that were made to taste like meat (ie vegan patties) will not cause dietary issues however the species will naturally be against eating it.
Flame wrote:The flame of a chicoon is not alive, nor is it possible to be out out. Putting your hand near the flame can cause uncomfort to the chicoon, the chicoon will shy away from the hand and take the flame with them. Two chicoons merging flames is similar to proposal and betrothal and is normally only done in intimate situations, or public relationship events (like a marriage).
The flame can not normally light things on fire, however chicoons have a hidden ability to be able to use the fire as they wish, but using this ability is difficult and takes many years of practice. Young chicoons will never 'accedentally' set things on fire.
Usually the flame floats above the end of the tail, but a chicoon can move the flame how they wish as if by second nature, moving the flame is natural to them, as if moving your hand.
Tail Stripes wrote:The unique features of each Chicoons seem to share a relationship with the number of stripes on their tail. Most commonly you will see Chicoons with many stripes, most often 4 or more. While the stripes can come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors, it still proves to be one of the key defining features to rarity!
Lore wrote:If you happen to stumble upon a Chicoon telling stories to their children, you might watch as the Chicoon draws in the dirt describing a world from the past where Chicoon had magic powers that was reflected in their tail. The past Chicoon would be visited by a wonderful rainbow goddess of light, who would share a little bit of her power with the Chicoon of the land through the light of a full moon. Over time, Chicoon began to worship the full moon instead of her, when she tried to remind the Chicoon that it was in fact her who gave them the powers, the Chicoon of the era didn't believe her. During the next full moon, The goddess didn't show up, but the moon still shared its power with the Chicoon- but it didn't last. as the Chicoon celebrated and partied the powers they had been using in showmanship and festivity quickly dwindled into nothing. Chicoon were left with no powers, no Goddess, and a reminder of their mistake every month. Blood moons are believed to be the continued anger from the goddess, and Blue moons are the loneliness and sadness from the goddess.
Anatomy wrote:FurIt seems their fur is naturally medium-short length, growing longer along the tail. The fur of the species are not hairs, but rather slender down feathers, narrow enough to brush through with, but strong enough to block out water or unwanted pests. The head of the species seems to be the only commonplace feathers form, and mostly on their winged appendages.
EyesTheir eyes are wide and sharp, they seem large compared to their rectangular head shape, however when taking into account the nocturnal habits of the species it can be understandable that the species needs large eyes, and good eyesight. Their pupils have a similar dilate to a feline, slitting and widening in darkness and light
WingsTheir head bare what resembles a pair of wings, set almost directly above a pair of limp-hanging ears. The wings are movable and rotatable, however do not seem to work as appendages for flight. They are a prime key to understanding emotional cues and body language.
handsAll four limbs have opposable thumbs and are uniquely flexible! The underside of every hand is bare and tacky to the touch, almost sticky, but not quite. All thumbs can flex about as wide as a lemur's.
Neckthe neck of a Chicoon is strong and flexible, while not entirely prehensile, the neck can still bend and stretch as its owner wants it to. Chicoons do have a danger of suffocating if something is lodge in their throat, and young chicoons have had survivability issues from suffocation if they were to get caught by a predator or lodged in a tough place.
Tailthe tail of a chicoon is prehensile and strong! It can be used to lift, push, or move some heavy objects, as well as grip tree branches for balance or casual hanging. The flame usually floats around the end of the tail, and is most often controlled by the movement of the tail, but this is not the only way to move the flame.
SizeChicoons are a medium-large species, generally ranging from 21 to 38 inches (53-97cm) at the shoulder and about 48 inches (121.92cm) at the top of the head. The average length of the body is 30 inches, with an additional tail length of aprox. 50 inches! (their body is roughly the size of a Labrador (dog) with a really long neck!)
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