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No. Dragons, which are reptiles, are in no way related to phoenixes, which are birds. Phoenixes are classified as 'pseudo-dragons', meaning false dragon. Pseudo-dragons are usually mistaken for dragons, as the phoenix might be, because it is a creature of fire. Other psuedo-dragons include basilisks, cockatrices, sea serpents, and komodo dragons.
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When was Phoenix Dragons created?
Phoenix Dragons was created in 2007.
What sort of mythical creature lives in fire?
Phoenix or dragons?
How do you get a Phoenix on HorseIsle?
Dragons and Phoenix can be purchased in the Mystical Pet Shop, in the middle southern small Lava isle. The price is $50,500,000
What is the cheapest mode of transport from NJ to San Francisco?
dragons and grifons Phoenix
Are komodo dragons related to dragons?
No. Komodo dragons are real animals, and members of the lizard family. Dragons are fictitious creatures.
Do komodo dragons have dragons?
No, komodo dragons do not own pets. Especially no dragons. Dragons are really hard pets and komodo dragons know. Yet they might be related to the ancient stories about dragons...
What are some animals that do not exist?
Unicorns, Dragons, Phoenix (the bird not the city), Rocs, and Gryphons.
What are common imaginary animals?
unicorns, fire breathing dragons, phoenix, griffins, mermaids, and on and on.
Do alivans wands have real cores?
No they are not since Dragons, Unicorns and Phoenix's aren't real.
What are some online games with dragons?
see related link, it has a lot of games with dragons
Are bearded dragons and geckos related?
yes distant but they are
What mythical creature can kill a Phoenix?
In mythology, the only creature known to be capable of killing a Phoenix is the dragon, particularly in stories where dragons possess immense power or magical abilities. While the Phoenix is associated with rebirth and immortality, dragons are often depicted as formidable adversaries with the strength to challenge even the most resilient beings. However, the nature of these encounters varies across different mythologies, and the Phoenix's ability to rise from its ashes typically ensures its survival.
