Cockerel wyvern is a species of wood wyverns, males have a large tail and collar on his neck to attract females, females are smaller and have less bright colors. They lay their eggs on the inner side of the leaves of Acracadia (a huge fruit tree that blooms all year round). Eggs are gray-brown in color and have a soft, sticky shell to make it easier to attach to the leaf. They live in groups and very rarely fly, only in emergencies, they tend to camouflage themselves in flowers rather than flee. Baby birds, on the contrary, fly very well and spend more time in flight. Their life span in the wild is 5-7 years, outside - 10-15 years. Very easily domesticated and quickly begin to trust humans. They breed well outside the wild. Thanks to breeding, there are more than 400 kinds of coloring of this reptile in the world.