🦀 Fishbones

Corvus ossifragus: (New Latin) Corvus ossifragus (common use name: fish crow) is a species of crow associated with wetland habitats in the eastern and southeastern United States. Their name relates to their primary diet. Coming from Latin, corvus is latin for "raven" and ossifragus is from os (bone) and frag (break).

Personality: Playful, Loud, Gregarious, Curious, Absolute Gremlin

Likes: Fishing, Dumpster Diving, Hoarding "Treasures"

Dislikes: Being Bored or Lonely, Wetland Destruction

Design Notes:

• Black parts of feathered, grey parts are naked
• Black feathers have blue iridescence
• Fish bone markings and spines glow
• Feathered crow tail above their main tail
• Can't fly or glide, but does use their feathery "wings" and tail to break falls

Character Notes:

• Panromantic