I do believe I read that Chinese dragons are fussy about their food.
Monks or priests of the temple used to take out swan, and the dragons would roast it with their fire, so I presume they do.
Most dragons do breathe fire, but only aquatic dragons do not Not necessarily. Some dragons might be capable of spitting venom or injecting venom, and some may breathe poisonous gas, but not all non-aquatic dragons can breathe fire. Also, some amphibious dragons can breathe fire.
No, they breathe fire through their mouth.
How do fire breathing dragons breath fire?
Not recorded
yes
Fire
fire breathers. i think. because dragons breathe fire, and its called imagine dragons
Dragons fly. Tigers do not. Dragons breathe fire. Tigers do not. Dragon vs. Tiger = Crispy tiger
According to Tolkien there were only two things hot enough to melt the one ring: the fires of mount Doom or a dragons breath.
Their bodies work like a lizard's, and since dragons have a system of fire flowing from their life source in their belly to everywhere else in their body and komodo dragons don't...no, komodo dragons cannot breathe fire, unfotunately. +++ The Komodo Dragon is just a large lizard whose physiology is much the same as any other lizard's. The fire-breathing type of dragon is entirely mythical. Just as is its alleged physiology.
The Welsh dragon is your stereotypical Western dragon in body style, having six limbs (four legs and two wings), and can breathe fire. Eastern dragons do not have wings, are more serpentine in form, possess large manes, and normally do not breathe fire.
Cold DragsJeweled DragonsWeir Dragons (poisonous breath)Sore Dragons (napalm breath - not quite fire)Archaic DragonsTerrapodsKnucklersAll the sea serpents