Warmershell95

@JiminyCricket. I would also like to note that the species was once localized in a single area on the continent. Now they have spread across it and have even started to move to other continents.

On the basis of an evolutionary cousin, I could say they do have some. There is one that somewhat resembles the lesser form of flyer, but with pterosaur like wings, and has a more eusocial lifestyle than the species, and is also one of the sophonts of the planet. One is less intelligent and walks on four, squat legs.

@JiminyCricket. Sorry for the long response, I just needed some time to type all that out. Like I said, they are a cosmopolitan species, as they are found almost everywhere on the continent, and are able to adapt to various environments.

For competition, different clans might compete with each other for territory, resources, or sometimes mates, while some might “combine” with each other as a result of mating or as an alliance. But in general, different clans rarely get along with each other except for mating reasons.

Hey there, I came here because I need some help with the sophonts of my world and figure out the pros and cons of their societal structure and probably psychology. I am gonna be copying and pasting it here because I don’t want to write the whole thing all over again. These creatures are pseudo eusocial, where the societal structure would be similar to that of ants or bees, but each individual would be able to reproduce. This species would also be the intelligent species of their planet like humans.