Skyray
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The skyray has a bird-like head, and feathered wings which enable it to fly. Skyrays are commonly found circling floating structures, and rarely venture far out to sea. They will perch on dry land, but are prone to flee on approach.
1Wings
Although its wings give it some resemblance in silhouette to the waterborne rays on 4546B, analysis shows no greater genetic overlap with those species than the planetary average - in fact the skyray appears to have split off the evolutionary tree much earlier than most.
2Diet
Largely seed-based. Skyrays have not been observed diving for food, which implies they rely on land-based plants for their survival.
AssessmentPresence may indicate nearby dry land.