Nulvolaris

What is a Nulvolaris Dragon?

The Mollcerta are dragons who are mammal-like in appearance, often having fur instead of scales.

The following dragons fall under this genus:
Flukat, and the Malaptera

Physical Characteristics

Nulvolaris are wyvern dragons have a large variety, as some species are scaly egg-layers while others are fluffy dragons that give live birth.

These dragons are usually quadrupedal, standing on all four limbs where their front limbs are also their wings. Their front limbs are often quite long with 2-3 dextrous fingers on the leading edge, with the rest of the fingers extended to line the wing membrane.

Sexual Reproduction

Nulvolaris dragons are unique in the fact that they can be either Egg-layers or give live birth depending on the species. Oviparous species have an average clutch size of around 3-4 eggs which take about four months to hatch. The Viviparous species typically have 2-3 offspring.

Dragon mating is seasonally tied to the spring. Once the seasons shift and begin to warm, Females will develop mature ova, and soon become fertile. However there is no behavioral changes in females or males during this time.

Unique Traits

Nulvolaris are unique in that their arms act as both arms and wings. They do not have a separate set of wings like most other dragons.

Nulvolaris are a broad genus where species can vary quite wildly in their physiology.

Flukalt

Native Home: Austrian Netherlands
Lineage: Nulvolaris
Lifespan: 250 years
Diet: Carnivorous, preference towards fish
Habitat: Temperate forests around lakes and rivers
Power: Strong powered flight and strong swimming skills. It can hold its breath for up to an hour under water. It's body is notably cold to the touch and is able to shoot a blast of ice from its mouth.

Malaptera

Native Home: Kingdom of England
Lineage: Mollcerta
Lifespan: 250 years
Diet: Herbivorous, preference towards fruit and nuts
Habitat: Limestone cave systems
Power: Echo-location, Possesses a bright green fire breath composed of Copper Sulfate.

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