The Oxeklodas

The Oxeklodas (also known as The Dragons) are flying reptiles. Their planet of origin is unknown. It has been theorised that this species might simply have made the entirety of outer space its natural habitat, as they can be found in every corner of the universe.

Physical aspect
The Oxeklodas are reptiles. They are approximately 35 meters long, with elongated, scaled bodies and thin tails. They have wings that they use to propel themselves in the absence of gravity, and that they use to fly when they find themselves in the proximity of a gravitational field. Precise information on the anatomy of Oxeklodas is yet to be gathered as the animals are not easily approachable.

Reproduction
The Oxeklodas do not have nests. They lay their eggs while in outer space. The egg then floats through outer space in a state of hybernation, some times for thousands of years. This goes on until the egg encounters a planet. Attracted by the gravitational field, the egg behaves like an asteroid. The hatching process begins when the egg comes into contact with the planet's atmosphere. The new born Oxeklodas lives on the planet it landed on until it is old enough to take flight. The amount of time that this takes depends on the strength of the gravitational field of the planet. If the planet's gravity is really weak it might take the animal only a week to leave the planet. In other cases, when the field of gravity is really strong, the Oxeklodas waits until it reaches its adult form before taking flight. The Oxeklodas do not need to breath to survive, which is why the egg can hatch on any planet with minimal risk for the newborn.