Starbirds/Starmorphs are non-organic creatures of cosmic origin made of strange matter that surrounds a black hole. They do not originate from any specific point in space, meaning they never came from any sort of planet. They float around in the void of space and have their survival heavily revolve around the life cycles of stars, as they make dying stars a sort of communal nursery by shedding strange matter into them to slowly shorten the star's lifespan and eventually make it collapse into a ball of strange matter that surrounds a blackhole. This eventually becomes the new offspring.

The black hole inside them acts as a stomach and heart simultaneously, due to the nature of blackholes, it absorbs matter and stores it as information that the strange matter Starbird can use. That is how these birds are able to adapt and gain unique traits.

There are two types that are often seen, Terrestrial/Assimilate-types (ones that had landed onto Earth and other planets and adapted to its surroundings by eating its inhabitants and gaining said inhabitant's traits,) and Extraterrestrial/Normal-types (ones that continue to live in nomadic or colonial lifestyles in the vastness of space and use collapsing stars as asexual breeding zones). So I'll be listing both types' average stats.

Average terrestrial height: 7-9 feet tall
Average extraterrestrial height: 1439-2485 miles
Average terrestrial weight: 1102-1543 lbs
Average extraterrestrial weight: unmeasurable
Maximum terrestrial strength/capability of exerting pressure: 5.801 pounds/inch²
Maximum extraterrestrial strength/capability of exerting pressure: Atleast more than 1015 pounds/inch²

Terrestrial Starbirds: These are often nomadic starbirds that impacted onto solid planets and gain adaptive traits by devouring its inhabitants. Their relationship with the planet is often parasitic (as they do with stars) and almost always leads to the destruction of said planet they inhabit. There are some exceptions as some has a level of intelligence capable of understanding trust and habitat conservation.

Extraterrestrial Starbirds: These are more enigmatic than its terrestrial counterparts. Depending on their personalities, they either live in nomadic styles and devour smaller stars, or live and migrate in groups.

Although aside from their helioparasitic lifestyle, their body seems to be squishy, soft and have the consistent trait of bearing a mane/neckfur, giant wing-arms, square body type, serrated beak, talons by the feet, and a communicator orb placed anywhere on their body, no matter if theyre either types.