Acropara

Acropara live high in the sky. Their skins protect them from the temperature. Acropara wings help them glide swiftly through the air. They feed on organic matter left on other creatures, leading to their natural enemy being the blightlet*. Acropara glide down to a target and cling onto them. At first, it's a nuisance to the target. But later they get used to each other and maybe even bond. When trust is gained from the target, female acropara mate and lay their eggs on the host. The male then flies with the host and the female, sometimes temporarily resting. Sometimes either gender hug the host with their wings, speeding up the trust process.

* See Blightlet for more information (page not created yet, see The Dictionary of Life)