Thunderbird

Because of their name was called Thunderbird, their wings flapped and creates roaring of thunderstorms.

Thunderbirds are related to teratorns, other than condors. It is easily identifiable by a dark yellow feather on the wings and the bioluminescence on each feathers, however this "gem" like organ on collar bone, and on eyes, which is a special organ glows and restores electricity like electric eels. All feathers are natural electric conductors and adhered by copper or other materials for electric conduction, from tuff neck, spines, feathers, pinions, and light feathers are also conductors. Their skin color was pale skin; grayish black in their feet and legs; and dark sapphire crowned on the forehead matched with conductor spines. The beak color was pale yellowish gray and vulturine. The eye color of Thunderbird is blue eyes.

The thunderbird is a master soarer, using ridge lift and thermal lift to fly hundreds of kilometers with little flapping of its wings. The thunderbird's robust digestive system allowed it to comfortably eat decomposing flesh that would make many animals sick, and its exceptional vision allowed it to detect carcasses across long distances. Due to their webbed feet and lack of waterproofing oils, thunderbirds cannot swim. They can flap to shore if they fall into the water, but prolonged exposure is hazardous.

In the event of a conflict or a threat from predators, the Thunderbird releases electricity. But like a GPS, which is a natural navigator, it is closely linked to the navigation system and the magnetic field for direction and destination point creation. Random electric attacks are released via their thunder organ. This bird can launch several electric balls into the air from its beak as part of an attack. It will launch this attack twice in a succession when it is furious.

According to Algonquian and Iroquois traditions, the thunderbird can produce lightning by flashing its eyes and thunder by flapping its wings. Thunderbirds are typically portrayed in many cultures as either human-bird hybrids or birds of prey. Thunderbirds are revered, prayed to, and given gifts because they are seen as protectors who occasionally act on behalf of people. From its body, the thunderbird launches a strong bolt of blue or yellow energy toward the adversary. Before the attack, yellow sparks may occasionally emerge around the thunderbird's cheeks and wings. This will sometimes render the opponent immobile.

The small or medium-sized opponent is blown away by the thunderbird's powerful rush of wind or tiny tornado, which is created when it flaps its larger wings quickly.

Skills

• Shock Breath – The Thunderbird breaths lightning chains deals slowness and shocked

• Lightning Net – The Thunderbird breaths the form of net of lightning bolt deals paralysis and shocked

• Flash Wings – The Thunderbird dashes towards or escapes, deals damage and shocked

• Muerte Relampago (Spanish for "death from lightning") – The Thunderbird breaths electric beam deals dismemberment; exsanguination; paralysis; stunned; shocked; and fatigued

• Tribalism Blessings – The Thunderbird heals during raining and charges their electric up to five seconds from fatigue and tiredness.

The Thunderbird was weakened by the exhaust and overuse of electrical attacks, caused by the ran out of stamina. Failing to use electric element attacks.

• Thunderstorm

  • Thunderbird summons the thunderstorm by controlling wind and clouds into the large dark clouds.

Even though the Thunderbird is a migratory bird and one of the world's top predators, it consumes corpse. Unlike most condor species, the thunderbird hunts a variety of tiny to medium-sized mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Nonetheless, some people are scavengers who consume decaying flesh, much like vultures. As adept and opportunistic creatures from above, thunderbirds may manufacture and trigger electric discharges or reshape them to form thunderstorms. above the bad season because, in the case of natural selection, it is a live natural disaster. This bird's ecosystem service includes recycling nutrients for the environment, limiting the spread of disease, and removing carcasses quickly.

Reproduction

• Monogamous: Long-term pair bonds, often for life.

• Breeding rate: Extremely slow—one egg every 1–2 years.

• Nest sites: Cliffs, rock crevices, or caves (no nest constructed).

• Incubation: ~56 days.

• Chick care: Both parents feed chick regurgitated food for 6–12 months.

• This slow reproduction makes population recovery very difficult.

In general, thunderbirds are clever, peaceful, and inquisitive. This condor was not hostile to people, and if it failed to launch its lightning balls, create its lightning barrier, and recover from attacks, it may develop accustomed to living in captivity or at a release site. Young condors may approach people or land on buildings, which is forbidden because it raises the danger of injury and poisoning. The social behavior in the roost was communal, established dominance hierarchies through posture and head color changes, and exhibited problematic friendliness. Although they may seem understanding and curious, they are not "friendly pets."

Threats

• Lead poisoning (primary cause of death) from bullet fragments in carcasses.

• Power line collisions.

• Microtrash ingestion (bottle caps, glass fed to chicks accidentally).

• Poaching and shooting (historical).

• DDT contamination (historically caused eggshell thinning).

Conservation Status

• IUCN Red List: Vulnerable (VU)

Conservation Efforts

• Habitat protection.

• Anti-poaching enforcement.

• Rescue and rehabilitation centers.

• Awareness campaigns against illegal pet trade.

Thunderbird was despite native in the desert, now in the temperate forest and temperate grassland ecosystem, migrated to the tropical desert and cold deserts worldwide for mating. Thunderbird was located in North America: Canada, United States and Mexico, but rarely in Honduras or Caribbean islands as migratory species.

• Movement Pattern: Full Migrant

• Individual Type: Warden

• Population Trend: Stable

• Population: ???

• Locomotion: Airborne

• Habitat: Taiga; Montane Grasslands and Shrublands; Temperate Coniferous Forests; Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests; Temperate Deciduous Forests; Temperate Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Subtropical Coniferous Forests; Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Salt Flats; Stone Forest; Tropical Coniferous Forests; Tropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Grasslands; Tropical Savannas and Shrublands; Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands, and Scrub; Deserts and Xeric Shrublands; Badlands; Flooded Grasslands and Savannas; Swamp; Bayous/Billabongs; Riparian; Wetland; Mangrove Forest; Cold Bamboo Forests; Tropical Bamboo Forests; Air-breathing Coral Reefs; Graveyard Vale; Mountain; Sky; Warm River; Cold River; Lukewarm River; Volcano; Warm Ghost Town; Cold Ghost Town; Ruined Skyscraper.

• Earth: 

  • Extant (Resident): Canada; Mexico; United States

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Historya Davvun events

• Bereshit: 300,000–70,000 BCE - Project Pashneia, a scientific project by the Terran branch of Deities to produce any creatures, monsters, or humans in terms of their own, was where Thunderbird, prompted by Zeus, developed. All Mongoloids originated from Asia and arrived from Alaska to California, the smilodons and mastodons as well as horses lived peacefully. The Grand Canyon has been snowing and the giant armadillo can't do this, the hunter found a single egg in the cave where the vulture wandered and soaring up the sky to find this nest. A thunderstorm was coming to become a snowstorm created by a legendary giant bird.

The Recollections of Queen Arianna events - 2100-3001-present AD

• June 19, 3001 AD - However, by an incident, two rappers are electrified by an alleged enormous bird that manipulates and controls electricity. No trace for this incident except toasted wire.

• December 17, 3001 AD - Seven Bus-like carts lifted by a fictitious reptile named Quraka to make exciting for students educational activities. One bus-cart struck by lightning struck the bus-cart during the thunderstorm by an unnatural phenomenon. Ma'am Almira was on the bus-cart and the 35 students on the unknown grade and section were under attack by Thunderbird, the legendary creature from Native American mythology into cryptozoology. One Navajo parent of the unnamed student who was inside. Princess Laura, of Xhorashqia Kingdom should give the title immediately to the bird now called "Prince of the Thunderstorms" by calling the lightning as a weapon and the electricity stored  on the chest that illuminates the light that is mistaken for a UFO. 25 students including ma'am Almira were struck by lightning strike from Thunderbird and while fighting a Simurgh on turf war, 10 students wounded from burning on skin and hair exposing. The tragedy is real, the bird is a massacre.

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• Thunderbill (current)

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