Vereoganthus

Vereoganthus, or colloquially, Verosaur are a species of flying lizard-like creature similar to ancient Earth flying dinosaurs. They are famous for their massive size and convex "keeled" crests on the end of their snout/beak and on the underside of their beak/jaw.

Biology
Vereoganthus are the largest flying creature on Veretrox and often referred to as "the king of the riverland skies." Often found feeding on fish and small mammals in and around the rivers and lakes of the riverlands. They have an average wingspan of 16.7 Meters (55 foot) and a ground to shoulder height of 3 meters (10 foot).

They are covered in thin skin and membrane across their wings, with patches of scales and feathers along their backs and head. With two convex crests on the end of their beak which famously form a large circular crest. They are adept at walking on all fours and suggest that life on Veretrox evolved similarly to on Earth.

Vereoganthus are often docile and have come to live in harmony with the larger creatures they share Veretrox with such as the Beowulfs, Derobears, Farrow Deer and Verahorns. Instead prefering to feast on the smaller mammals and fish in the rivers and lakes, however there are documented sightings of apparent disputes between Derobears and Vereoganthus when feeding in the same body of water.

There has been several documented cases of Vereoganthus attacking humans, however there are not fatalities documented. This is likely due to humans getting to close to a nest or startling a feeding or resting Vereoganthus.