Red dragon.
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Red dragon.
The scary guy™
Their most majestic angle.
What is this seeker doing near my hamburger?
Disrespect.
Pinecone baby.
In celebration of Native American Heritage month here is a quick doodle!
Also I keep seeing people headcanon seekers to be bird like so I thought I was expand on it through my culture 👍
birth.
cones are dreaming.
Who's that Pokemon?? It's-- !!!
(Click image for better quality)
Skywarp just enjoying the morning breeze
He looks down on all the flightless plebs.
Stealthy pack-hunters found throughout most of Cybertron. They are adept climbers and second to none at sneaking through dark places undetected.
They typically form packs, led by a commander who issues orders to the rest and is wholly trusted by them. A laser on the end of the tail is used to sic the pack upon a target. This habit is easily turned against them, much to their indignation.
Intelligence among cougaraiders varies, but they are typically just as intelligent as other more hominid Cybertronians. It is not uncommon for cougaraiders to abandon their usual life in the wild; such individuals easily find roles as spies and saboteurs, ever loyal to their commander and their new pack's cause.
A lightning forest biome in Tarn. Since Cybertron's flora do not require water to survive, they can grow anywhere they can anchor themselves. Lightning trees attract lightning strikes to protect themselves from attack, to scorch away competing flora and to convert electricity into stored energon.
Their holdfasts protect the rock they grow on from erosion, causing the exposed mountain to weather into jagged, sharp peaks over eons.