Diadematus

DI-6013926519... At this point little is known of her personality since she hasn't been spotted after the batch seperated from their parents but we will continue monitoring the area she was last seen and hope she doesn't stay under the radar for very long, a few of the crew members have already taken a liking to her.

The main office seems to think we have more resources than we do, you have no idea how hard it was to track down the family history on this one. We were given very little information except the location of the nesting and the codenames assigned to her parents, I had to dig through the files to find out how many nestings this pair even had before this. The file I found seems to be a log specifically for the father but I can't for the life of me find the name of the author, I'll attach a link to the file if anyone else wants to try and find more information.

I do beleive that this family is the reason we have been seeing so many monarchs lately considering the parents have had so many nestings, plus some of their children have started breeding as well, it seems their mother's genes are very dominant.

As stated before we will continue trying to find the dracoviper, the drone operators have threatened to put a tracker on her the next time she drops off the map.