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Added some info about them.

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Yay! I managed to get my DragonHawk inked and colored! Now to get a saddle and bridle designed.

Adoptable are on the way. Stand by!

DragonHawk Info:
Dragonhawks are fierce creatures. They look like a combination of the Great Western Dragon and a giant hawk, but in reality they are their own species.

As I was saying, they are fierce creatures, and if encountered in their wild state....deadly. However, if one does manage to acquire an egg, and correctly incubates it, the hatchling will imprint upon the first living thing(s) it sees; whether human or any other creature. It will then strive to protect it's parent(s) at whatever cost to itself.

If raised alongside people and other animals after it's initial imprinting, the hatchling will grow into a very docile beast. Some females become so docile that they may even 'adopt' certain people/animals if their mothering instinct detects an orphan in need or something along similar lines.

They are also extremely intelligent. These creatures have been seen using tools to hunt their prey; such as dropping a large rock into a swiftly running herd of elk, an action which will effectively take down several of the deer.

Dragonhawks are also known to be able to learn and completely understand spoken languages, and can also learn to recognize several written symbols and drawings. They are especially adept at learning battle maneuvers and are often seen incorporating said maneuvers into their hunting strategies.

One thing must be mentioned though. You do not OWN a dragonhawk. It is there because it wants to be. The moment it feels like it's neither wanted nor properly treated, it will leave, and it will not come back....at least not without considerable effort on behalf of the offender.

All said and done, hand-raised and captive bred dragonhawks make fantastic mounts for anyone from a knight to any person willing to take alot of time and effort to raise and care for one of these noble beasts. And in my humble opinion, all effort taken, is effort well spent. To befriend one of these creatures is well worth it.

Additional Info:
Female dragonhawks do not have horns, and are much larger than the males.

The dragonhawks shown are the largest size they can ever be, many are a good deal smaller.

The largest females can carry up to three adult humans or four to five children at once.

The largest males can only carry up to one, or two smaller adults, depending on the particular strength of the individual.

Art and DragonHawks (c) ~TalonV

Description
EDIT

Added some info about them.

/EDIT

Yay! I managed to get my DragonHawk inked and colored! Now to get a saddle and bridle designed.

Adoptable are on the way. Stand by!

DragonHawk Info:
Dragonhawks are fierce creatures. They look like a combination of the Great Western Dragon and a giant hawk, but in reality they are their own species.

As I was saying, they are fierce creatures, and if encountered in their wild state....deadly. However, if one does manage to acquire an egg, and correctly incubates it, the hatchling will imprint upon the first living thing(s) it sees; whether human or any other creature. It will then strive to protect it's parent(s) at whatever cost to itself.

If raised alongside people and other animals after it's initial imprinting, the hatchling will grow into a very docile beast. Some females become so docile that they may even 'adopt' certain people/animals if their mothering instinct detects an orphan in need or something along similar lines.

They are also extremely intelligent. These creatures have been seen using tools to hunt their prey; such as dropping a large rock into a swiftly running herd of elk, an action which will effectively take down several of the deer.

Dragonhawks are also known to be able to learn and completely understand spoken languages, and can also learn to recognize several written symbols and drawings. They are especially adept at learning battle maneuvers and are often seen incorporating said maneuvers into their hunting strategies.

One thing must be mentioned though. You do not OWN a dragonhawk. It is there because it wants to be. The moment it feels like it's neither wanted nor properly treated, it will leave, and it will not come back....at least not without considerable effort on behalf of the offender.

All said and done, hand-raised and captive bred dragonhawks make fantastic mounts for anyone from a knight to any person willing to take alot of time and effort to raise and care for one of these noble beasts. And in my humble opinion, all effort taken, is effort well spent. To befriend one of these creatures is well worth it.

Additional Info:
Female dragonhawks do not have horns, and are much larger than the males.

The dragonhawks shown are the largest size they can ever be, many are a good deal smaller.

The largest females can carry up to three adult humans or four to five children at once.

The largest males can only carry up to one, or two smaller adults, depending on the particular strength of the individual.

Art and DragonHawks (c) ~TalonV