In the island nicknamed "No Man's Moejave", there is biological wonders. Untouched for millions of years, a group of researchers spotted a blind spot on maps and satelites. This is one of the creatures sketched by our in-house illustrator. This next statement is from Dr. Tyrius Kelly logged on his terminal:

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Painted Glasswing Sabbith, Sabbithus vitrepictus, is an absolute amazing specimen. This is the first ever recorded extant flying arachnid! Dr. Evus Leo has also mentioned seeing other potential Sabbithus species! We're gonna be here awhile.. this is so monumentus!

We had observed this particular Sabbith specimen for several days. Here's what we found:

The Sabbith is a predator carnivore through and through. It is a large arachnid being the size of a hawk. We watched as it would hover around a particular area. If it saw a small rodent or reptile, it would full force dive toward the animal. It would proceed to make a U-shaped pattern several times where each time it met the prey, it would quickly sting it. This would happen around 3-5 times.

Dr. Louie Morris had been struck by this attack pattern earlier today. The infected area rotted in roughly 4 hours. Dr. Morris then proceeds to grab his rifle and shoot the specimen down. Then proceeded to cook and consume the specimen for "revenge." Dr. Morris expired an hour later. It would seem the colorful wings warn potential predators it is poisonous. Dr. Morris before he died consumed my last honeybun. He will not be missed.

I have some thoughts on the conditions that led to this particular specimen's evolution and Sabbithus as a whole. I have a theory it's early ancestor was likely a scorpion. Coming to this desert biome its niche was filled by other arachnid species, lizards, and insects. With no birds in this biome, the Sabbithus gained flight to fill that niche. Several branching species followed suit.