While similar to the brontosaurus, these dragons are a species of their own. Almost their entire bodies are covered in feathers with expections of the feet for on foot terrain crossing and the head since, being mostly carnivorous, they eat meat of prey they can't swallow whole. They are also gastric brooders, with their young secreting a substance that prevents the stomach of the gastric brooding mother from producing gastric acid, keeping them safe inside their mother's stomach. When gastric brooding, the mother usually foregoes feeding itself unless feeding any hungry young inside its stomach. They normally gastric brood when travelling in the sky, wandering through dangerous areas, or when sleeping to protect the young from predators. The young are mature by the time they become too big to fit in the stomach with their siblings and are left to fend for themselves.

With adults being big enough to swallow a human whole, they will feast on anything they can swallow whole but they're not afraid to kill bigger prey and devour their meat and bones. They can do it, too, as their tails and head can be used as flails as well as teeth for severing the veins and arteries of the prey's neck. They also stomp on their downed prey to crush bones with the intent to kill it as quickly as possible to keep it from resisting as it's torn apart and eaten. If they need to, they can eat leaves off of trees as well as any fruits, vegetables, and berries it can get in its mouth.

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