Whats the difference between a Red Dragon and a Green Dragon?
There are no differences, maybe color? But probably that's it. Dragons have a very high tolerance to heavy metal poisoning, have even come to incorporate such into their metabolism. The scales of the Dragon are a major site for heavy metal deposition and the colour of them is an indication of which heavy metals the particular Dragon is infused with. A Red dragon is probably contaminated with excess Iron or Mercury as the oxides of both are orange and crimson respectively. A Green Dragon would be infused with lots of copper as certain oxides of copper are a bright green, while others are a dark green. Red Dragons are sometimes more aggressive than Green Dragons.
European dragon: Cattle, sheep, humans (the last only if no other food available)
Frost dragon: Giant squid, polar bear, orca, walrus, and leopard seal
Knucker: Rabbits, deer, farm animals, stray children (knuckers aren't too bright)
Tibetan lung: usually the large mountain apes known as yetis, yaks
Lindworm: Bactrian camels (2 humped)
Asian lung: Mainly birds and fish, particularly roasted swan
Wyvern: Elephants, hippos, rhinos, or other large herbivores
Ampithere: All the large indigenous mammals of the Americas, typically llamas in the south, and buffalo in the north
Marsupial dragon: Any large marsupials;smaller prey are sought while rearing young
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What does the dragon symbolize in excalibur?
The term dragon used in John Boormanâ??s film â??Excaliburâ?? is likely a product of books that were written long after â??Le Morte dâ??Arthurâ?? in pseudo histories such as Geoffrey of MontMartre's â??Kings of Britainâ??. However, in the classic legend, â??dragonâ?? likely represents a nature spirit.
What do The Celestial Dragon do?
Celestial is often used to mean Chinese. The Chinese dragon eats, survives and reproduces.
Dragons don't lay eggs. What they show in movies is misleading. Dragons are mammals and the Male dragon would normally choose one from a group of 10 female dragons to mate with. This happens once a year. The mating process lasts 12 hours and then after 18 months the female dragon gives birth to anywhere between 6 to 10 baby dragons depending on the amount of explosion which was caused inside the female dragon during the fornication process.
Smaug - from The Hobbit by JRR Toilken.
Puff - from Puff the Magic Dragon by Peter Paul and Mary
The Midgard Serpent - from Norse mythology.
Leviathan - from Christian mythology
Fafnir - from the Wagner Ring Cycle
Hydra - from Greek mythology.
The dragon killed by Saint George
How did snap dragons get there name?
Snapdragons get their name because when you pinch the back of them, the two petals separate. When you let go, the two petals "snap" back together, thus earning the name "snapdragon".
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Are dragons real or are they just a fantasy?
Scientist all thought that dragons where a myth a fantasy but there wrong scientist discovered a large fossil about the size of a t-rex with long wings and sharp teeth with sharp claws also some people say that animals did exist in the past life and for one i sure do believe that they were real
I have a similar oppinion. Dragons are real. I'll tell you why. I have good points to back me up too.
So, this information proves my point. And, all in all, I believe, and think of it this way, for every person that believes in dragons, a new dragon is born. So, what I'm saying is, the more people whom want to help these beatiful creatures from extinction, the more dragons are around. These days, there is probly only 5 or 6 dragons left in the world. So we must protect these mighty creatures!
If dragons die out, some peoples hopes and dreams will be shattered. Hopes of finding, one of these majestic creatures, will be gone....
It depends on the type of dragon, it's diet, it's weight, and it's size. An adult dragon will eat more than a baby. A fat dragon will probably eat more than a skinny one.
Dragons breathe fire when they are angry or they have been annoyed too much.
What species of mythical dragons are there?
Frost Dragon, European Dragon, Gargoyle, Amphithere, Knucker, Lindworm, Sea Serpents, Marsupial, Each with their own preferred habitiat!
Usually, types of dragons depend on what country you're in, what you usually believe, and/or what you want to believe - for example, you can even make up your own dragonlore according to what you think dragons are like.
What are Dragons with wings and legs called Eastern or Western Dragons?
If your talking about the big scaly ones that breath fire and look like lizards with gargoyle wings, those are western dragons. Eastern dragons are the ones that look like snakes with the weird heads, that can't breath fire and have no wings, but can still fly. Weird....
Yes, water dragons can here. They don't have ear like humans but just holes in the side of their heads. They can hear quite well both in and out of water but re-lie on other senses more then hearing.
ok, first off they can hear just fine. not quite as well as a cat or a dog but better then you or i can. second off its spelled hear not here, and 3rd off its rely. if you cant even grasp the English language you cant own pets you tool. anyways. ive got a couple of Chinese water dragons and i vary what i do alot and try new things. so if you own one and have questions let me know. my email is godking666@shaw.ca
Do Dragons Have a Part In history long ago?
When dragons came to Earth out of their dimension it was because they wished to teach us and find a place other than their home-dimension to live. So, they all came here, over 500,000 of them, after the time of dinosaurs since dragons dislike violence. In the Middle Ages, knights almost wiped them out and established the stereotype we know today. The worst dragons ever did would be stealing cattle out of starvation. Now there is a very small population of them left in the world.