Milvus papyraceus

normally seen as aimlessly floating between the canyons of the lode stone mountains, the Milvus papyraceus are considered evolutionary marvels. Using their magnetically charged cells the MP repels and attracts along side the canyon walls. Gliding on electromagnetic currents as apposed to thermal bands and aerodynamics found in earthly birds. these creatures feed almost exclusively by photosynthesis yet do feed on magnetically charged sediment, just as all lode stone creatures do, to replenish their cells with the active ingredients needed to survive in the environment. this feeding is done through the "mouth" at the base of their bodies which also act as a foot. Despite the dimorphism between the shown, they are all the same specie. In the larval stage, their bodies are highly malleable and their membrane will be formed do to strong winds and sediments hitting against their bodies.