Pararaptors were inspired by raptors, dragons, kangaroos, birds and lions.

🦖🐉🦘🦅🦁 Pararaptors have a raptor like skeletal structure, and raptor like stance. They often have feathered wings connecting to their arms which are often double jointed allowing a wide range of motion. They have pouches on their stomachs to hold valuable items, or their young. They have strong talons and are very agile, they can run very fast and jump very high. They have bird like tails that help with balance. They have very wing tipped ears, the tips are very sensitive to touch and vibrations. They have manes which can be styled. Leaders of a pride often let their manes grow long as a sign of status.

🌳 They get the prefix in their name “Para” from the idea that they came from paradise or a paradise like land. Although their exact origin is unknown. They live on earth, and are often found in forests, typically rainforests, but they can be found in other locations too. They typically create nests for resting, but can also live in burrows, or houses. They often travel in small groups known as Prides.

🥚 They reproduce sexually and are typically very careful about picking mates as many prefer to mate for life. Same sex pairings are possible, and if unable to have offspring through mating they will often choose to raise orphaned nestlings as their own.
As nestlings their mane is too big for their body, therefore they look like they’re just balls of fur withs ears and a face (and tiny wings, if they are winged.) Over time they will grow into their manes, and then their manes will begin to grow along with them at a normal pace.
Nestlings will travel in their mother or father’s pouch until they are old enough to venture on their own. While parents are resting the nestlings will play around with each other and mess with their parents. They can be quite mischievous.

🍏🥩 Pararaptors are omnivores. A Pararaptors’ main diet consists of fruits, berries, and meat. They will occasionally eat fish and insects. They usually hunt in groups and will surround their victim before attacking, so the victim cannot escape. If hunting alone they will either climb trees and wait for an animal to get near before jumping on it’s back, or if they have wings they might swoop in on their prey from above. They are also a big fan of rock candy. They can’t get enough of it. They will also indulge in other hard candies, anything that’s colorful and/or shiny that catches their eye. They will lick and chew on rocks, crystals, stalagmites, gold, silver, or anything shiny for stimulation. They will occasionally attempt to consume such materials.

✨Pararaptors like to preen their feathers and groom their fur in order to stay fluffy, shiny, and clean. Hygiene is important to them! As well as their appearance. They will also don themselves with accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and rings. Some will also occasionally choose rocks or gemstones to stick in their fur or feathers if they like them well enough. The shinier they are the more potential they have to attract other Pararaptors to take as friends or mates. But this doesn’t mean they wouldn’t befriend less lavish of Pararaptors, or even other species.

💎They typically hoard shiny things, but have been known to hoard other items that tickle their fancy. They usually have a few prized items they will never part with, but other items they might use to trade for things they like more. Even if they will trade for items, they’ve been known to steal things as well. With no ill intent.

Pricing:

Adopt Auctions will typically start at 25$-50$ with an autobuy of 275$
Custom/MYO slot auctions will start at 75$ with an autobuy of 350$

Auctions will most likely occur bi-monthly and last for 72 hours (3 days)