0
What else can I help you with?
What is a winged dragon dragon?
a European dragon
What is a European chameleons lifespan?
10 years
Lifespan of a bearded dragon?
10 years if well cared for
What color is the European dragon?
The typical color of a European dragon is usually depicted as green or red with scales.
How are the European dragon and Chinese dragon similar?
They are both believed as a fantasy creature.
How are Chinese dragons different from other dragons?
A Chinese dragon is more snake like and less muscular than the European dragon. Usually a Chinese dragon doesn't have wings like the European dragon. The legends about the Asian dragon has them coming from Koi who swim upwards and turn into a dragon. According to Asian culture a dragon offers protection.
How many legs of dragon?
In most dragon variants, the creatures have four legs. Wyverns, a kind of European dragon, have just two.
How tall is a European dragon?
talk to your local sychiatrist. maby he will know.........
What is the lifespan of the glaucus atlanticus?
The glaucus atlanticus, also known as the blue dragon, typically has a lifespan of about one to three years. Factors such as environmental conditions, availability of food, and predation can influence their longevity. These fascinating sea slugs are known for their striking appearance and unique adaptations, rather than a long lifespan.
What is the lifespan of a central bearded dragon?
The average is 10-12 years - but there are exceptions.
What species of mythical dragons are there?
Frost Dragon, European Dragon, Gargoyle, Amphithere, Knucker, Lindworm, Sea Serpents, Marsupial, Each with their own preferred habitiat!
What is the different between Asian dragon and European dragon?
I don't know what this question does in yugioh, but the differences are very big. The European dragon have wings and walks upright with it's front legs in the air, but the Asian dragon* is different with it's four-legged walking, wingless back and agility. enough? *Asian dragons are formed by the three under species, Chinese lóng, Japanese ryu, and Korean Yong.
