In some regions of Schkepi, you can find bamboo-like forests, dominated by a fast spreading flora. Due to the regions having a mix of mostly clay and gravel soil, the plant specialized and outcompete most other plants.
The main fauna of these regions are insectoids, smaller, low living critters, branch-swinging tetrahexapodia and a distant relative of the oceanic region's Ya'queetits; The Ya'quitret. A relative, more evolved to not require the ocean to breathe and reproduce. It hunts both by catching insectoids midflight as well as making use of their pointed lower jaw. By listening to the trees, they can find critters hiding inside and use their lower jaw to crack open the surface and pull out the prey.
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The Avialyxes in these regions form a lifestyle with the ecosystem, and they're famously known for their region's dance. The dancers form a bond with a companion Ya'quitret, in a practice called Ya'quiteering. Dedicating themselves to a semi-hermit lifestyle, they spend a significant amount of their life in the wild with their companion, often raised from young age. Doing everything from hunting, resting, preening and traversing the land.
To dance, the Avialyx makes use of a lure, crafted to mimic their companion's prey. They use it to guide the flier around them, showing off the colours, patterns and agility. The art is to join their flier in the pattern, moving their body in tandem with their companion, dancing together.










