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The friendly ones don't as much.
But they all need to bite to eat.
Dragons, as depicted in Fairy Tales, may or may not bite depending on the story.
'Real' ones, such as Bearded Dragons and Komodo Dragons most certainly do.
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Do bearded dragons bite when mating?
yes they will
Why do bearded dragons bite other bearded dragons?
Two adult males will always fight for dominance and territory. A male will bite a female to dominte her during mating.
Do komodo dragons are bad?
Yes, they are really mean. They bite, and their bite kills the other animal! The dragons just circle around and watch it as it's dying, sometimes for weeks.
Do bearded dragons bloat when they are impacted?
Yes they do. They will nip and bite and puff up also.
How do komodo dragons get food?
Komodo dragons have totally horrible mouth cleanliness ... their bite becomes infected almost immediately and the animal they bite dies within days. The dragons use this to bring down prey larger than themselves, like buffalo. They sneak up on their prey, bite as hard as they can, then let the animal "escape" ... while following it so they can eat it once it's dead.
Do dragons exists today?
In some forms yes. The komodo dragon is actually related to the "mythical" flying ones. Komodo's don't breath fire but have a venomous bite. According to research not all dragons truly breathed fire.
Are all dragons Chinese?
no not all dragons are Chinese
What are all the good dragons?
There is no dragons.
Do beared dragons bite?
DUUUUUHHHHHH... yes. But they have no teeth so it wont hurt, maybe when they're old
Where do all dragons live at and where is there habitat at?
Dragons don't exist, and this should say "Where do all dragons live and what is their habitat like?"
Did all dragons have a tail?
Most dragons had a tail, it is not exactly known if ALL dragons had a tail.
How does micro-organisms help komondo dragons?
Komodo dragons have bacteria in their saliva and they use it as a poison to kill prey when they bite. Also there are microorganisms in their gut that helps them digest, much like us.
