When was dragon extinction?

Answer 1

Most dinosaurs died off about 65 million years ago.

Most life on Earth ended 65 million years ago during what is called the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event.

There is substantial scientific evidence of an asteroid impact on Earth that caused or was a significant contributor to the extinction. A few scientists still hold other views, including a massive eruption of volcanoes.

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Answer 2

Komodo dragons are descendants from dinosaurs. They think like lizards and have the same anatomical systems as lizards.

Dragons are NOT extinct, though most were wiped out in the Middle Ages by people calling them evil, vicious demonic things. They are wise, serve the Earth, and do not eat humans. The worst they did was steal cattle.

At one point there were over 500,000 dragons in the world. That number has been cut, because of us, to just a few hundred.

It was all because we feared them.

A dragon's "heart" is at their Fire Source in their belly. This Source spreads to their wings, tail, limbs, and to another point in their throat. From this point in their throat, it goes to their mind, and control their eyes, nose, and ears.

Two ways to kill a dragon: 1. slaughter it (what most humans did) 2. Its fire will collect itself and it will release one final blast of energy