About: Ebony Blister-wing

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

With a wingspan of over 300m, the Ebony Blister-wing is the largest air-borne creature of planet Darwin IV. Like its name suggests, the Ebony Blister-wing is dark brown in color and has large, methane-filled gas bladders on its wings and body, in order to stay aloft. It also has what Barlowe describes as "twin tail booms".

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rdfs:label	Ebony Blister-wing
rdfs:comment	With a wingspan of over 300m, the Ebony Blister-wing is the largest air-borne creature of planet Darwin IV. Like its name suggests, the Ebony Blister-wing is dark brown in color and has large, methane-filled gas bladders on its wings and body, in order to stay aloft. It also has what Barlowe describes as "twin tail booms".
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sapience	dbkwik:resource/kcqoU85Ty-nM5H502BCHnA==
Locomotion	Floating
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Habitat	Sky
Name	Ebony Blister-wing
Wingspan	300m
Universe	Darwin IV Universe
Diet	Unknown
World	Darwin IV
abstract	With a wingspan of over 300m, the Ebony Blister-wing is the largest air-borne creature of planet Darwin IV. Like its name suggests, the Ebony Blister-wing is dark brown in color and has large, methane-filled gas bladders on its wings and body, in order to stay aloft. It also has what Barlowe describes as "twin tail booms". The diet of this majestic being is unknown. It probably feeds on the millions of microscopic organisms that spend their lives floating in the skies of Darwin IV. It is also possible that the Blister-wing is able to perform photosynthesis, absorbing sunlight through its dark skin.

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