Traveling in small flights, these two-meter-long flyers bank and turn with startling precision. Retinues of Follow-wings will follow predators like Skewers when a hunt has commenced. When Skewers dive in front of Follow-wings, instantly they slow and fall in behind their immense cousins, veering and banking as the larger flyers do. After a prey animal (such as a Symet) has been killed and is impaled on a Skewer's lance, the scavenging Follow-wings are in a frenzy, darting forward to nip at the slaughtered prey animal with their vertically hinged jaws. Bits of flesh fall from the killed prey animal to be snapped up by other Follow-wings.