Drevotàss

A species of bird recognized for the strange feature atop its head, that being a growth from the skull that nearly forms a bowl made of bone, with a small opening that 1/5 the size of its circumference at the front of its head. This creature utilizes the skeletal growth it has in order to catch rain water on stormy days, allowing it to dribble down its beak where the bird licks/slurps up the water droplets. This habit was developed due to the birds’ dislike of flying through rainy weather, allowing it to remain in place and live off of whatever it catches until the sky is clear once more. They stand at roughly 1’4’’, their size making for ample space atop their head for tinies to sit within their ‘crown’. This has led to the common process of taming these avian creatures for the purpose of airborne transportation, being popular mounts amongst tinies.