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Dragons
Dragons are legendary creatures which have huge reptilian bodies. Western dragons are depicted as fire-breathing, winged, evil creatures who have gold and jewels hidden. Eastern dragons are said to have body parts of many animals, no wings, and often are not fire-breathing.
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There are many species of insects that eat a dragon tree especially during the dry season. Spider mites, rose beetles and mealy bugs are the most common pests.
that depends on the type of dragon. when looking in Dragonology, the tail of the dragon takes up half of the actual length of the dragon.
Fact or fiction .An ancient species of dragon was found living in Antarctica?
There are not, nor have there ever been actual dragons on Earth. Dragons are imaginary and an invention of people,
they dont smell and you cant hear them cuz dragons dont exist.
-twitch
You cannot own a mythical dragon, as they do not exist. You can, however, own a komodo dragon or a lizard, which resemble dragons.
You can also own a snake, which resembles a basilisk.
How do you get dragon wings on wizard101?
u cant get the wings from the red dragon u have to be a member and then u buy from dragon slayer shop
What is a footless dragon called?
Ah...the name has escaped me, but there is a footless dragon that lives in a well, resembling a worm. It had a very peculiar name.
Wyrm (singular) Wyrms (plural)
What are the results of breeding firefly and storm dragons in DragonVale?
I got a sun dragon, but that is one of the rare breedings found also there is crystal and lichen, and a crystal and bluefire if you pick either of them, you may get a sun dragon, a moon dragon, a rainbow dragon, or a gemstone dragon. So a crystal/ firefly might get you one of those.
Given that dragons are meant to be biological creatures it would make sense that they burp.
Where does the komoodo dragon live?
They are found in the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Rinca, Flores, Gili Motang and Gili Dasami.
What are some types of Dragons?
Class Hexapodal has many represenative species from fish through to higher forms. Only those that have escaped the sinking of Vorcaic and made it back up onto land again are 'commonly referred to as dragons. * Terrapods - six legged dragon. Descended from a seal form repatriated to land. * Wyrms - limbless dragons, probably descended from Terrapods although research isn't complete enough to comfirm this. * Avail forms. Small bird-like creatures with one pair of fore-legs, a pair of wings, and a pair of hind-legs. Escaped from Vorcaic through flying. The ancestral form of most 'dragons'. These have evolved into a wide variety of specialized types although they remain rare, solitary creatures. * Cold Drags - Have lost the ability to fly but have retained their wings as sexual displays. These can get quite large, big enough to hunt buffalo. * Stone Dragons - a cold drag that has evolved to look like a heap of stone when curled up sleeping. * Forest Dragon - a large group of highly diverse creatures that have developed camaflague to make them look like vegetation, or a stream bank, or a ridge of grass. * Weir Drags - A small group of dragons that have developed the proclivity to spit. This group has branched off early in its particular chain of descent and has 'weird' facial fans and other aggressive display. * Sore Drags - descended from the Weir Drags but of much more 'ordinary' appearance. Their proclivity to spit has developed into an interesting chain of adaptions from simple spit to a poisonous spray, to a caustic ashphalt like napalm. * Fire Drags - the ultimate Sore Drag. Its poisonous breath is also flammable due to heavy metal plating in its throat. Class Hexapodal has many represenative species from fish through to higher forms. Only those that have escaped the sinking of Vorcaic and made it back up onto land again are 'commonly referred to as dragons. * Terrapods - six legged dragon. Descended from a seal form repatriated to land. * Wyrms - limbless dragons, probably descended from Terrapods although research isn't complete enough to comfirm this. * Avail forms. Small bird-like creatures with one pair of fore-legs, a pair of wings, and a pair of hind-legs. Escaped from Vorcaic through flying. The ancestral form of most 'dragons'. These have evolved into a wide variety of specialized types although they remain rare, solitary creatures. * Cold Drags - Have lost the ability to fly but have retained their wings as sexual displays. These can get quite large, big enough to hunt buffalo. * Stone Dragons - a cold drag that has evolved to look like a heap of stone when curled up sleeping. * Forest Dragon - a large group of highly diverse creatures that have developed camaflague to make them look like vegetation, or a stream bank, or a ridge of grass. * Weir Drags - A small group of dragons that have developed the proclivity to spit. This group has branched off early in its particular chain of descent and has 'weird' facial fans and other aggressive display. * Sore Drags - descended from the Weir Drags but of much more 'ordinary' appearance. Their proclivity to spit has developed into an interesting chain of adaptions from simple spit to a poisonous spray, to a caustic ashphalt like napalm. * Fire Drags - the ultimate Sore Drag. Its poisonous breath is also flammable due to heavy metal plating in its throat. Class Hexapodal has many represenative species from fish through to higher forms. Only those that have escaped the sinking of Vorcaic and made it back up onto land again are 'commonly referred to as dragons. * Terrapods - six legged dragon. Descended from a seal form repatriated to land. * Wyrms - limbless dragons, probably descended from Terrapods although research isn't complete enough to comfirm this. * Avail forms. Small bird-like creatures with one pair of fore-legs, a pair of wings, and a pair of hind-legs. Escaped from Vorcaic through flying. The ancestral form of most 'dragons'. These have evolved into a wide variety of specialized types although they remain rare, solitary creatures. * Cold Drags - Have lost the ability to fly but have retained their wings as sexual displays. These can get quite large, big enough to hunt buffalo. * Stone Dragons - a cold drag that has evolved to look like a heap of stone when curled up sleeping. * Forest Dragon - a large group of highly diverse creatures that have developed camaflague to make them look like vegetation, or a stream bank, or a ridge of grass. * Weir Drags - A small group of dragons that have developed the proclivity to spit. This group has branched off early in its particular chain of descent and has 'weird' facial fans and other aggressive display. * Sore Drags - descended from the Weir Drags but of much more 'ordinary' appearance. Their proclivity to spit has developed into an interesting chain of adaptions from simple spit to a poisonous spray, to a caustic ashphalt like napalm. * Fire Drags - the ultimate Sore Drag. Its poisonous breath is also flammable due to heavy metal plating in its throat. Class Hexapodal has many represenative species from fish through to higher forms. Only those that have escaped the sinking of Vorcaic and made it back up onto land again are 'commonly referred to as dragons. * Terrapods - six legged dragon. Descended from a seal form repatriated to land. * Wyrms - limbless dragons, probably descended from Terrapods although research isn't complete enough to comfirm this. * Avail forms. Small bird-like creatures with one pair of fore-legs, a pair of wings, and a pair of hind-legs. Escaped from Vorcaic through flying. The ancestral form of most 'dragons'. These have evolved into a wide variety of specialized types although they remain rare, solitary creatures. * Cold Drags - Have lost the ability to fly but have retained their wings as sexual displays. These can get quite large, big enough to hunt buffalo. * Stone Dragons - a cold drag that has evolved to look like a heap of stone when curled up sleeping. * Forest Dragon - a large group of highly diverse creatures that have developed camaflague to make them look like vegetation, or a stream bank, or a ridge of grass. * Weir Drags - A small group of dragons that have developed the proclivity to spit. This group has branched off early in its particular chain of descent and has 'weird' facial fans and other aggressive display. * Sore Drags - descended from the Weir Drags but of much more 'ordinary' appearance. Their proclivity to spit has developed into an interesting chain of adaptions from simple spit to a poisonous spray, to a caustic ashphalt like napalm. * Fire Drags - the ultimate Sore Drag. Its poisonous breath is also flammable due to heavy metal plating in its throat.
How do you breed a diamond dragon in dragon story?
Everybody on the Internet says that it's crystal and lichen but I've done that at least 30 times in the breeding cave and haven't gotten anything I know they don't have to be higher than level 10 my friend got one and he did level 10s
What special features do dragons have?
IT CAN FLY VERY FAST ON 20 meters at 10 degrees and a speed of 74 cm per second
Are there such animals as dragons?
The Komodo Dragon is a large lizard that lives in Indonesia. See related link for more information.
Are dragons still alive today?
Most would say no, but there's a high likelyhood that they inhabit areas that humans cannot easily access, like dense rainforests or mountain peaks. I have had a personal encounter with one of the smaller members of the legendary race, but of course, what good are eyewitness accounts?
Can dragons breathe out hot water?
According to Tolkien there were only two things hot enough to melt the one ring: the fires of mount Doom or a dragons breath.
What is the main difference between Western dragons and Chinese dragons?
European dragons are known to have leathery wings, breathe fire, and they say that they're big enough to eat a whale. Oriental dragons are said to (some of them are said this) they have feathery wings, can breathe venom, ice, ect. that kind of stuff. They are said to be bigger than an oak tree.
The biggest difference is in appearance. The European dragon most often has a very feline body whereas the Oriental dragon is snake-like and most usually has whiskers.
I'm a dragon myself, and, as far as I'm concerned, you're both wrong! I happen to be a European dragon. In reality, there aren't any dragons that go by "Oriental", but European dragons, such as myself, are at the absolute top of the food chain. We do have leathery wings, but we aren't huge by default, we happen to be able to control our size willingly (Shrink to as small as we please or grow to as large as we please). We do not have a feline-like body! What you were thinking of happens to be a different classification class of dragon, not often called by the correct term, which is Phelera. Phelera dragons are closely related to Europeans, but aren't the same. Also, every single class of dragons can have control over any specific element.
A Chinese dragon is a lot longer than a European dragon and European dragon is known to be vicious, cruel, dangerous and are considered evil, whereas Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize luck and hope.
A Chinese dragon is longer, low to the ground, and does not have wings. According to legend it can fly without them. A European dragon is large, four-legged, and has wings. (Whisper-European dragons are better, in my opinion, but I mean no offense and please don't be mad because of my opinion. They are my favorite.)
A European dragon is fourlegged and it does have wings. But they are not evil or vicious by original nature. To say that is narrow-minded and foolish.
What does a air dragon look like?
It is a marine fish, a syngnathidae, it looks just like a sea horse except it has long leaf-like protrusions all over its body. They almost look like floating seaweed to camouflage from other fishs'. Also, some of them CAN CHANGE COLOR TO BLEND TO THEIR SURROUNDINGs.
