Bluetailed chatteraven (SciiFii)

The bluetailed chatteraven (Feroxcogitator cymatilis), also spelled as the blue-tailed chatteraven is a species of raven-sized crow-like perching bird naturally with a coat of dark blue feathers with a green patch on the back of its neck, lighter blue edges on its tail feathers, having only in having one less toe per foot, and a small featherless pad on the wrists used to hold and carry its eggs and nestlings. The bluetailed chatteraven originally did not exist, but has since been created by SciiFii and introduced across the world except the Arctic or Antarctica. It belongs to a widespread subfamily Carduelinae, despite its common names. The bluetailed chatteraven is omnivorous and will eat a wide range of food, taking whatever they can get a hold of but eating more meat than plant food, and it is acquired in the easiest ways possible, which includes stealing from rivals. However, in civilizations, stealing is generally frowned upon by many sapient species, so the bluetailed chatteravens in cities and suburban areas usually avoid stealing unless it is homeless and hungry. Bluetails are highly social and rely on tight cooperation in small family units for survival, yet are very territorial and vicious to any outsiders that are dangerous. The bluetailed chatteraven has a wide array of language, cultures, religions, technologies, etc similarly to humans. The conservation status of the bluetailed chatteraven is Least Concern due to successful conservation efforts, the bluetailed chatteraven's wide range and its tolerance to many of the human activities, allowing it to be able to work and live with humans and other sapient species.
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