"The hatchling azure wyvern, or “mudskipper”, will typically favour running on their hind legs until their wings are fully-formed. They can often be seen making valiant attempts to hunt near riverbanks and streams, their targets usually being locusts, lizards, or small birds. They are fiercely independent and generally eager to leave the nest.

The weight of their adult wings will eventually cause them to lean forward and rest on their front claws for stability."