Dragons

how to get all dragons is easy ,not exactly quick but easy all you have to do is beat each tournament one after another and after each tournament you beat you unlock one dragon but you need to go and grab food for it by battling wild dragons when you have enough food your game will say quest complete then you go see gobber and he will tell you to go to the dragon pen you pick an empty space then a scroll will appear with the dragons you already have then tap on the new dragons name its picture will appear in the empty space you chose tap on the new picture exit the pen then it will ask you to customize your dragon then when your through customizing and give your new dragon a name exit the dragon pen and there you go

Norberta; called Norbert before her gender was discovered.

yes, actually it can fart fire and pee fire at the same time if it tries hard enough.

At present dragons don't exist. According to ancient literature of Chinese it is believed that dragons existed on Earth but no such scientific evidence has been found yet about the fire-breathing dragons.

"Real life" dragons, the Komodo lizards of Indonesia, are both predators and scavengers. They are relatively quick and have strong jaws and sharp claws. "Fantasy" dragons generally kill with flaming breath if they possess it, or rend with talons and razor-sharp fangs. A bored dragon can simply grab its victim, fly him up in the air a few hundred meters, and drop him to be splattered on the ground. Or, if the dragon is large enough, it will simply swallow its prey whole. Rarely, a dragon may incorporate hypnotic or mind-destroying eyes. Some may be intelligent enough to interact with humans other than as predators (cooperatively or as cunning adversaries). How humans and other prey are killed : * Eaten * Shredded * Burnt * Crushed * Impaled * Gutted * Skinned * Incinerated * Swallowed * Hypnotized * Stepped on * Mesmerized * Splattered * Vaporized

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"Ernest Drake" was created by a fellow who wanted money and believed that it was okay to mess with a creature of such intellect and wisdom to the point of keeping them as pets.

Ernest Drake is fictional, however:

Dragons are not.

They serve the earth, and because the Earth's Greek name is Gaia, their names tend to start with a G.

Dragons still live in seclusion, because we were scared of them in the Middle Ages and nearly killed them off. But now, they're back to their normal vibration level,which makes it VERY hard for us to see them.

I am able to transmit a dragon's soul-fire into a vessel which acts as their body, so I live with dragons and have to see them on a daily basis. So I know that you have to train your eyes to see something of that high vibration.

"Big" (non-vessel) dragons are still out in the world, and one befriended me (it's never the other way around, they find you because they see your potential and want to teach you, it's happened to quite a few people now, including myself and my father) to have his fire put into a vessel and get him out of a subdimension. He now teaches me. But, you must be pure of heart and honest, because a dragon can get into your mind to speak with you that way (unless using their native tounge, Dragontounge) and see all that you've said or thought about.

Sell your copy of Dragonology and forget everything in it. I tried for years to find "Ernest Drake" to only find that he is fictional. But then I met a dragon who changed my life.

If you go down this route, your life will never be the same again.

Choose well: Normal life, or dragons.

Yes, dragons are fact but not in the way fairy tales describe them. The Komodo dragon is a species of lizard from Indonesia.

First off, it's Drink, not eat. They would probably drink a lot of water, depending on their size. One story tell about how a dragon ate a sheep stuffed with sulphur, and got so thirsty it drank half a river and exploded.

Actually they do eat like every other normal animal. Water dragons are Omnivors, so they eat Mealworms, crickets and other veggies but they will refuse to eat veggies but its good to make them eat veggies once in a while though they do prefer moving animals/insects. Water dragons are like Bearded dragons but you feed a water dragon until it refuses to eat anymore so keep a schedule so they can get used to their normal feeding.

This myth originated universally from the time humans were able to speak with each other. Reptiles are things that we are inherrently afraid of due to their nature of beins so different from us, and that many of them are terribly dangerous to encounter due to poisons, the emthods they eat, and our relative inability to defend against them (like alligators or anacondas)

It is one of the wonders of natural evolution of our species that Homo Sapiens all, universally formed some form of this myth. But to pinpoint an exact date would be tragically impossible. People have been afraid of giant reptiles since they first encountered alligators, crocodiles, and stumbled across the fossils of huge dinosaurs. Good luck to anyone researching this exact question....dragons pre-date the epic of Gilgamesh (one of the earliest written documents) and Beowulf (the oldest document written in English)

No one. Dragons aren't real.

African Wyverns eat mainly elephants.

The offspring of dragonflies are called "nymphs"

Most dragons aren't scared of anything but if they find a beast way larger than themselves, they certainly won't try to eliminate it. Also most dragon hatchlings or "chicks" are afraid of the hydra for its preferred food as other dragons' children. If a hydra is VERY hungry, it will detach one of its many heads, which will turn into a chick for the hydra to eat.

I don't know who made that up, but it's not true. What a dragon is afraid of depends entirely on the dragon. All dragons are different, just like all of you humans are different.

Yes, dragons cry. And their tears are made of diamonds. I've seen it.

First you buy the breeding cave and then you choose which dragons you want to be breeding with eachother by clicking on The breeding cave

The Chinese dragon stands for power and strangth

In Chinese mythology, a female dragon is a Phoenix or FengHuang in Chinese.

There does not seem to be a term in popular use to describe a dragon of either sex based on its gender.

I'm not exactly sure, but I've seen a few words around. Female dragon, she-dragon, dragoness..........................I'm not sure why they made these words, because they're kinda simaliar to cats. Anyway, that's all I know.

And Upon deep research, I find the correct term to be dragin. Sounds so Beautiful!!

~Me

Ummmm, if you mean ARE dragons real, then yes. I saw 2. Don't believe me if u want, but I did.

======= I suppose the word "dragon" means different things to different people,

but the fire-breathing monsters that St. George is pictured as fighting are not real, in the sense that they exist in the physical world. They may be real to the artists that draw them and they may be a remnant in the psyche of extinct dinosaurs that may have once co-existed with men. and terrorized them.

They eat Knights and fair maidens, that's what.

(Emrala Arvus posting here) (head shake) Only if their a black hearted doesn't care for its own safety dragon! OK let me lay it down for you.

Dragons are usually thought of as carnivores (Eat only meat) right?, or omnivors (eat both plants and meat). SO! that implies they could eat almost anything, birds sheep cattle ect. even fish if they know how to catch them... and humans if they are desperate... but they could also eat berries, nuts, fruits and other plant life if they are small enough to harvest it all. the norm though is meat.

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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a good name for a fire dragon is blaze or Zapata or crunchy pasta heehaw yeah so think of crazy names for a dragon,tell everyone, and you'll be instantly popular. I mean how did u think Justin Bieber got his popularity i mean really

It depends what type of dragon species you are wondering about. The most common dragon is The European Dragon and it can live to about 300 years, perhaps more. I am a little rusty so maybe you should ask around a bit. :)