Leafwing

''At first, nobody could figure out what exactly a leafwing is. Its odd anatomy combined had it sometimes classified as a bird, sometimes as a bat, sometimes as an unknown reptile. It was not until 2015 when the discovery of Yi qi allowed to pinpoint the strange animal as a surviving member of the Scansoriopterygidae. ''

'' Leafwings are very common inhabitants of Skull Island and pretty remarkable to for not showing any gigantism.The sawfish-like rostrum is an elongated premaxilla with a single row of teeth, alternating between teeth from the right and the left jaw. It is a very handy tool used for hunting and swarms of leafwings have been seen to take down prey much larger than themselves, then sawing the carcass to pieces and carrying the parts away; claims that they are able to carry the prey away as a whole and dismember it in flight seem to be exaggerations.''

'' The blood colour is quite a curiosity; while it was initially assumed this to be caused by it having hemocyanin rather than hemoglobin, examinations showed that it is actually anthocyanes masking the red colour of normal hemoglobin. It is not known why leafwings produce a pigment usually found in plants, hypotheses range from it being a part of the immune system to being a useless but also harmless feature.