Vullaby- The other bone baby

"Go on! Go ahead and laugh, you big jerks!"
Malachite hissed at the group of Pokemon as they continued to make fun of her skull diaper.

"But when I evolve, you'll all be sorry you ever made fun of me!!!"
She added as tears began rolling down her plump cheeks...

In just little over a few months the following year, those bullies then learned that she wasn't bluffing when she threatened them.
she later returned to them all as a fully grown Mandibuzz and pecked out all of their eyes.

The End!
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Retardedness aside, Vullaby are the newly hatched offspring of Mandibuzz, an all female species fully capable of asexual reproduction as well as standard sexual reproduction. Though they may look a little barbaric, both Vullaby and Mandibuzz tend to be quite placid in nature, preferring to relax than to fight, of course unless food or the well being of their family is involved, then they may become quite violent and protective.

Similar to Mightyena, they have a bad rep for being 'lowly scavengers', preferring to steal food from the much more majestic looking Braviary instead of hunting for food themselves. That is not exactly true, though. Just like Mightyena, Mandibuzz is actually a very skilled hunter, and in fact over 90% of the time her meals come from the hard efforts of her own beak and talons. Although it has been documented that both are capable of breeding with one another (which usually almost always results in a female Halfbreed) offspring, it is much more likely that they will clash for food and territory instead.
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Oh, and also, before anyone asks how Braviary is able to reproduce in the wild, I greatly recommend you take a quick gander here at a report written by none other than Professor Wormwood or Mutitus, himself; Braviary Report.
And while you're there, why not go ahead and check out the rest of their Pokemon reports?
I'm sure you'll love what you find there!

His gallery is practically a goldmine of beautifully written and informative works on hundreds of Pokemon species as well as even various Pokemon moves, types, routes, items and much, much more. I guarantee that by the time you're done looking through a few of his reports you would learn a new thing or two!