Baiji-Kite - Revision history

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-	The '''Baiji-Kite''' (''Ornidelphinus albiventris'') is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly. It is also known as the '''Flying Dolphin''', or '''Cetoictinia''' (cet-oh-ick-tin-EE-a). Sexes are similar. They are known to inhabit the water, but they can fly -- this makes them hard to study. A Baiji-Kite's carcass turns black after it dies, causing scientists to think it's a dead pilot whale or false killer whale. There are less than 20 B-K's, making it critically endangered.	+	The '''Baiji-Kite''' (''Ornidelphinus albiventris'') is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly. It is also known as the '''Flying Dolphin''', or '''Cetoictinia''' (cet-oh-ick-tin-EE-a). Sexes are similar. They are known to inhabit the water, but they can fly -- this makes them hard to study. A Baiji-Kite's carcass turns black after it dies, causing scientists to think it's a dead pilot whale or false killer whale. There are less than 20 B-K's, making it critically endangered. No one is exactly sure how a kite mated with a dolphin in the frist place.


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	Sightings and studies show that there are about 20 B-K's in the wild now. The Glennshire River has about 16 B-K's.		Sightings and studies show that there are about 20 B-K's in the wild now. The Glennshire River has about 16 B-K's.
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		+	==Reproduction==
		+	Females go into heat around March-late June.

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-	The Baiji-Kite (''~~Lipotes vexillifer~~'' x ''~~Ictinia~~'~~' sp. or ''Milvus'' sp.~~) is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.	+	The '''Baiji-Kite''' (''Ornidelphinus albiventris'') is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly. It is also known as the '''Flying Dolphin''', or '''Cetoictinia''' (cet-oh-ick-tin-EE-a). Sexes are similar. They are known to inhabit the water, but they can fly -- this makes them hard to study. A Baiji-Kite's carcass turns black after it dies, causing scientists to think it's a dead pilot whale or false killer whale. There are less than 20 B-K's, making it critically endangered.
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	==Description==		==Description==
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	http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/AnimalFans/Baiji-Kite.png		http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/AnimalFans/Baiji-Kite.png
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	==How it was created==		==How it was created==
	It wasn't created by people. A Baiji happened to be outside of its tank. A Kite came along and mated with it. There are now about 5 Baiji-Kites. Some scientists are releasing some into the wild. (They thought they wouldn't survive...but they did. One was spotted mating with another Baiji-Kite.)		It wasn't created by people. A Baiji happened to be outside of its tank. A Kite came along and mated with it. There are now about 5 Baiji-Kites. Some scientists are releasing some into the wild. (They thought they wouldn't survive...but they did. One was spotted mating with another Baiji-Kite.)

-	==Range==	+
		+	===Lies?===
		+	Some say that the Baiji-Kites were created on purpose, like the [[Mutated Cardinal]]. But no one is for certain how the B-K was created in the first place. It is impossible to know, judging that the scientists are extremely witty, and will not tell the public... yet.
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		+	==Range/Population==
	Found in the southern part of the Glennshire River.		Found in the southern part of the Glennshire River.

-	~~==Other names~~ in ~~Devonshire==~~	+	Sightings and studies show that there are about 20 B-K's in the wild now. The Glennshire River has about 16 B-K's.
-	~~None yet~~.	+

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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	*They can have up to five young.		*They can have up to five young.
	*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]		*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]
-	*Sexes similar
	*Mating only lasts 12 seconds		*Mating only lasts 12 seconds
-	*They mostly live in water, barely flying - making them hard to study.

-	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]	+
		+	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]] [[Category: Animals\|Avimammalids, Baiji-Kite]]

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Description

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	*Wings: Grey.		*Wings: Grey.
	*Eyes: Red.		*Eyes: Red.
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		+	http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/AnimalFans/Baiji-Kite.png

	==How it was created==		==How it was created==

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Trivia

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	*Sexes similar		*Sexes similar
	*Mating only lasts 12 seconds		*Mating only lasts 12 seconds
		+	*They mostly live in water, barely flying - making them hard to study.

	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]		[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]

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Trivia

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	*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]		*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]
	*Sexes similar		*Sexes similar
		+	*Mating only lasts 12 seconds

	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]		[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]

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	*They can have up to five young.		*They can have up to five young.
	*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]		*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]
		+	*Sexes similar

	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]		[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]

Admin at 02:07, 27 September 2007

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-	The Baiji-Kite is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.	+	The Baiji-Kite (''Lipotes vexillifer'' x ''Ictinia'' sp. or ''Milvus'' sp.) is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.

	==Description==		==Description==

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-	The Baiji-Kite is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi ir Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.	+	The Baiji-Kite is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi or Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.

	==Description==		==Description==
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	==Other names in Devonshire==		==Other names in Devonshire==
	None yet.		None yet.
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		+	==Trivia==
		+	*They mate for life
		+	*They can have up to five young.
		+	*They are [[Ovoviviparous]]

	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]		[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]

Admin at 17:35, 25 June 2007

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	The Baiji-Kite is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi ir Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.		The Baiji-Kite is a hybrid between any species of Kite (especially Mississippi ir Black) and a Baiji. It can swim and fly.
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		+	==Description==
		+	A large dolphin-looking creature with wings and a beak.
		+	*Beak: Black.
		+	*Face: Blue crown, white through its eye.
		+	*Body: Blue.
		+	*Wings: Grey.
		+	*Eyes: Red.

	==How it was created==		==How it was created==

Admin at 17:33, 25 June 2007

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	==How it was created==		==How it was created==
	It wasn't created by people. A Baiji happened to be outside of its tank. A Kite came along and mated with it. There are now about 5 Baiji-Kites. Some scientists are releasing some into the wild. (They thought they wouldn't survive...but they did. One was spotted mating with another Baiji-Kite.)		It wasn't created by people. A Baiji happened to be outside of its tank. A Kite came along and mated with it. There are now about 5 Baiji-Kites. Some scientists are releasing some into the wild. (They thought they wouldn't survive...but they did. One was spotted mating with another Baiji-Kite.)
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		+	==Range==
		+	Found in the southern part of the Glennshire River.
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		+	==Other names in Devonshire==
		+	None yet.

	[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]		[[Category: Hybrids]] [[Category:Wildlife of the Glennshire River]]