How did the dragons die?

Answer 1

Dragons never went extinct, because there is no proof that they exist, either now or millenia ago.
Dragons are in fact still existent in today's day of age. evidence supporting numerous facts that Dragons are still alive. Many evidence is support in places such as Lake Lochness and other parts of the world.

Answer 2

Giant dragonflies like Meganeura and other giant insects lived in the swamps of the Carboniferous Period. After the Carboniferous comes the Permian, a period of long droughts. The swamps dried up, leaving no freshwater for Meganeura to lay its eggs in.

Answer 3

How did they die? They didn't! I myself have studied dragons for years and I can tell you they are certainly still alive. And not the skimpy komodo dragons either I'm talking about the real deal Komodo Dragons are just a small relation to real dragons.

Answer 4

a big rock from space smashed against the earth which made big clouds of dust blocking out the sunlight which made it colder and the plants died so the herbivores died of starvation and their bodies rotted away so the carnivores had nothing to eat so they ate each other and the last two killed each other at the same time. And that was the end of the dinosaurs.

Answer 5

Dragons are not extinct. They are mythical cretures that did not really exist and so cannot have died out.