About: dbkwik:resource/334h3aNDHQuWXdlaOSJ4hw==

Property	Value
rdfs:label	Hook-tailed Flyer
rdfs:comment	When they halt their flying, hook-tails drop to plaque-bark tree branches, hook them, and dangle inverted, folding their leathery wings around themselves. Sometimes, a pinging flight of hook-tails rises noisily from the trees and skims away toward the open grasslands and travels far. Hook-tailed Flyers are airborne organisms native to the Pocket Forests of Darwin IV. They use the hooks of their tails to hang from branches. They also have a methane-filled bladder on their back to supplement their wings.
dcterms:subject	Non-Sapient Species Creatures with Unknown Diets Extraterrestrial species Darwin IV species Extraterrestrial life Extraterrestrial life Darwin IV Universe Extraterrestrial species Darwin IV Inhabitants dbkwik:resource/q78quQkcthioYrpb56GN-Q== Darwin IV species Flying Organisms dbkwik:resource/z-e76qXQ19CI5RplGAXtzg== Wildlife Flying Creatures Flyers Flyers Flying Creatures
sapience	dbkwik:resource/kcqoU85Ty-nM5H502BCHnA==
Locomotion	Flying
dbkwik:aliens/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/cSrq40Ea0CRkcedbtnHjYg==
Habitat	Pocket Forests
Name	Hook-tailed Flyer
Height	Small
Universe	Darwin IV Universe
Diet	Unknown
World	Darwin IV
abstract	When they halt their flying, hook-tails drop to plaque-bark tree branches, hook them, and dangle inverted, folding their leathery wings around themselves. Sometimes, a pinging flight of hook-tails rises noisily from the trees and skims away toward the open grasslands and travels far. Hook-tailed Flyers are airborne organisms native to the Pocket Forests of Darwin IV. They use the hooks of their tails to hang from branches. They also have a methane-filled bladder on their back to supplement their wings.