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Description
Kingdom: Zwalawats
Species: Green Sneerstork
Rackagiri

Habitat: The lakes and ponds of Toklokod (116), Hiha (114), Northern-Dzing-Lo-Qut empire (117), West-Dwakaklamunga (115), Songurluqu Kingdom (112) and South-Upuluka mountainlands (113). (Ti-im-Bombia).
Food: Small aquatic animals.

The Sneerstork of Ti-im-Bombia, they often feed in groups of 5 or 8, a group of Sneerstorks is called a Kehera. They catch their prey by stunning it. They do this by slamming their giant circular heads flat against the water at great speeds, the shockwave stuns the swimming creatures. Both the Jibjir and Umi use the feathers of the Sneerstork in their clothing. Their brightly coloured heads glow in the dark, they can dim this light if they sense danger. These Zwalawats are iconic for the lakes of North-Ti-im-Bombia.

Umi Jibjir

Some other families of Zwalwats:
Teascreen-cormorants Groundgulls Antelope-parrots

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you

Description
Kingdom: Zwalawats
Species: Green Sneerstork
Rackagiri

Habitat: The lakes and ponds of Toklokod (116), Hiha (114), Northern-Dzing-Lo-Qut empire (117), West-Dwakaklamunga (115), Songurluqu Kingdom (112) and South-Upuluka mountainlands (113). (Ti-im-Bombia).
Food: Small aquatic animals.

The Sneerstork of Ti-im-Bombia, they often feed in groups of 5 or 8, a group of Sneerstorks is called a Kehera. They catch their prey by stunning it. They do this by slamming their giant circular heads flat against the water at great speeds, the shockwave stuns the swimming creatures. Both the Jibjir and Umi use the feathers of the Sneerstork in their clothing. Their brightly coloured heads glow in the dark, they can dim this light if they sense danger. These Zwalawats are iconic for the lakes of North-Ti-im-Bombia.

Umi Jibjir

Some other families of Zwalwats:
Teascreen-cormorants Groundgulls Antelope-parrots

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you