In mythology what are dragon wings made of?

Answer 1

Dragons are typically in Chinese, Japanese, occasionally Korean, and European mythology. There are few mentions of dragons in Egyptian mythology, and the dragons in Greek mythology are more alike to giant serpents than dragons. There are also feathered flying serpents in Mayan and Aztecs mythology, being known as amphitheres. However, some people think they are the people's interpretation of quetzals, and kind of brightly colored rainforest bird.

Answer 2

In the mists of time they began. Ancient man found dinosaur bones and footprints and couldn't explain them so they came up with the animal that made them. The lore was passed down through time and was added to and changed.

Answer 3

In mythology, dragon wings are often depicted as being made of scales or leathery skin stretched over bone or membrane-like structures, similar to bat wings. The material composition of dragon wings can vary depending on cultural and artistic interpretations.

Answer 4

Thick Leather.

That's not just in mythology. "Carl Clover" (the previous answerer) is right about what dragon's wings are made of both in mythology and in reality.