The wild variety resemble Velociraptors from the Jurassic Park franchise, but have yellow proto-feathers on their heads that look a bit like fur, and their tails have a fan of yellow feathers. Their scales are blue. They are also rather large for small raptorial bird wyverns, being a bit larger than a Jaggia, but slightly less bulky. Females and young males can be told apart from each other, since the young males have a less developed Feather crest than the Great Deinon, but are brightly colored, while the young Females are more dully colored.
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| - The wild variety resemble Velociraptors from the Jurassic Park franchise, but have yellow proto-feathers on their heads that look a bit like fur, and their tails have a fan of yellow feathers. Their scales are blue. They are also rather large for small raptorial bird wyverns, being a bit larger than a Jaggia, but slightly less bulky. Females and young males can be told apart from each other, since the young males have a less developed Feather crest than the Great Deinon, but are brightly colored, while the young Females are more dully colored.
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| - Temperate and Tropical regions of Revalius
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| - Deinonychus, Velociraptor
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| - Great Deinon, Domestic Deinon, Maccau, Great Maccau
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| - The wild variety resemble Velociraptors from the Jurassic Park franchise, but have yellow proto-feathers on their heads that look a bit like fur, and their tails have a fan of yellow feathers. Their scales are blue. They are also rather large for small raptorial bird wyverns, being a bit larger than a Jaggia, but slightly less bulky. Females and young males can be told apart from each other, since the young males have a less developed Feather crest than the Great Deinon, but are brightly colored, while the young Females are more dully colored.
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