A cockatrice’s barbed beak glints, crowning its sinuous, reptilian body. Scaly legs with razor-sharp talons scrape the ground. Tattered bat-wings twitch, folding tight. Its chittering hum pierces the air, sniffing for prey.
A cockatrice resembles a grotesque mix of lizard, bird, and bat, notorious for petrifying victims with a mere peck. These omnivores eat berries, nuts, flowers, and small prey like insects or frogs, swallowing them whole. They react aggressively to threats, flapping wildly and darting to attack.
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