Scavenger Behaviors, Decoded: Scavengers have a lot of behaviors that are foreign to us dragons, some that are personal to a scavenger and some that are shared across most or all of them.  Knowing your scavenger is the biggest part of befriending one, so below are some various behaviors scavengers have and what they mean. Smiling: Scavengers do this a lot.  Their eyes sparkling with happiness, they’ll spread their flexible lips wide and bare their tiny little teeth at you.  It’s incredibly cute, and if they’re doing it towards you it means you’re doing your job as a keeper right, and your pet is happy in your care.  However, you shouldn’t confuse this with a grimace, which means your scavenger is in pain, or if a scavenger is baring their teeth in rage at you, which obviously isn’t good.  The trick is to look at their eyes; with all scavenger facial expressions the eyes are the foremost piece of the looks they give. Singing: Scavengers, just like dragons, can sing, and