"Carcharohawk - huge maws fulls of rows of sharp teeth are the first thing most notice about this aerial predator. Sharp, abrasive scales cover the front half of their bodies, and they have five slits on either side of bullet shaped heads. Wings, a maneuvering tail of feathers, and scaled feet with talons complete this animal. One species, the White Carcharohawk, is the largest flying predator, and the deadliest. It hides in clouds and dives down to strike it's prey with speed from above."

- Gordon Gundlach