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Fafnir was a lindworm therefore the possibility of him having wings was small. (You'll notice my use of the past tense here as Fafnir is dead).
Lindworms have been depicted as having wings however the generally accepted morphology is front-legs only.
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What is the name of the dragon that protected the treasure of the Nibelungs?
fafnir
What creature is Frenir in mythology?
Hoping you meant "Fenrir" or "Fafnir"; Norse mythological tales bespeak of a monstrous wolf named Fenrir, and a serpent (or dragon) named Fafnir.
Who was the dragon slain by sigurd in Norse mythology?
In Norse mythology, Sigurd is the hero and central character to the Volsunga saga. During the saga, Sigurd fights and kills Fafnir, a man who has been transformed into a dragon, in order to avenge the murder of Fafnir's brother, whom Fafnir killed while under the spelled of a cursed ring.
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When was Fafnir - Marvel Comics - created?
Fafnir - Marvel Comics - was created in 1966.
Dragon with wings in Greek mythology?
A scaled dragon with wings would be a drakon in Greek mythology.
What would you compare dragon wings to?
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How do you get dragon wings on wizard101?
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What is the German name for dragon?
What Is the name Alexandra in Japanese There are of course different kinds of dragons generally Drachen Fafnir was a Lind-worm Breanaugh was a Wyrm
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