No, a sea dragon belongs to the class Actinopterygii, a ray-finned fish.
Nope. Dragons lay eggs, they don't give live birth. Unless they are like the platypus, they are probably reptiles.
Technically, yes. However most people think that they are extinct but some species are alive today.
No, dragonflies belong to the insects and the order Odonata.
The sea dragon is mythical.
As dragons are fictional, they can be whichever best fits the lore for a given world.
Many traits associated with dragons do appear in a few mammal species, but not all in a single one. Monotremes lay eggs, Pangolins have scales, whales have isodont teeth, and bats have membranous wings. Dragons are commonly depicted as warm-blooded as well. However, the defining feature of mammals is the ability to produce milk. If a dragon produces milk to feed its young, it would be a mammal, albeit an extremely strange/specialized one. Otherwise, it would more likely be a reptile.
It is a animal. The Leafysea Dragon is a kinda of Seahorse.
Leafy Sea Dragon is an animal, a dragon who lives by the sea- where the name comes from.
The red dragon is the symbol of Wales. The Komodo Dragon is the national animal of Indonesia.
The scientific name for the mythical animal known as the dragon is "Draco" or "Draco volans" which is a genus of gliding lizards found in Southeast Asia.
There is no kokomo dragon. There is an animal called a komodo dragon. It is not a dragon. It is a reptile.
It means "dragon-animal" as based on the ancient greek "drakon" (dragon) and "zoon" (animal).
The dragon is the main animal.
A komodo dragon is a real animal it was said to be a distant cousin of ancient dragons
the dragon is a very amazing animal to the Chinese culture and me as a Chinese workship the dragon
The animal on the bottle of Sriracha is a dragon.
her favoret animal is a dragon
A dragon