Strong Bond, Polyamorous, Territorial, Cathermal, Asexual Reproduction
Grouping Limits Unlimited
Nesting 4 Spring 1 hr | 3 Summer 1 hr | 2 Autumn 1 hr | 2 Winter 1 hr
Birth
After hatching, their parents will start to sing softly, letting the hatchlings learn their mothers voice, before even being able to open their eyes, creating a never ending bond between their children as they mop around.
Juvenile
At this stage juvenile oros have opened their eyes, they will become rather scaredy cats and practice running with their siblings, along with having singing battles, if they were an only child they will watch their parents display their courtship.
Solitary
Oros are rather social creatures, preferring to be in a colony of their species, they will run up and attempt to befriend any herbivore they can, when completely alone they will be sad, depressed and quiet.
Courtship
Female Oro's will try to impress her favored male with her parenting skills, if the female doesn't make the cut the courtship will end there but if she does, the male will begin to try his show off to her his parenting skills, and if both of them are comfortable with each other they will circle counter clock wise and come together while 2 calling. If one of the maia doesn't prove to be good at parenting they will both leave the area only coming back to each other if they have improved there skills.
Parental Hood
Oros are devoted parents, working hard to provide for their kids along with hiding them, should a predator come near, they will attempt to distract the carnivore to protect their offspring, sometimes sacrificing themselves.
Inhabitants
Open Fields with plentiful of food and hiding spots.
Hierarchy N/A
Herd Mentality
Oros arent confident creatures preferring to stay quiet unless in a pack of 10+, this is where they frequently nest and groom each other preferring to be chatty only going quiet should a carnivore be known in the area.
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