Dragons

Basic Information

Anatomy

Dragons are reptilian creatures that can be split into two sub-categories: those that walk on four legs and those that slither on the ground.
They're covered in scales, have a snout and have large wings.

Genetics and Reproduction

Dragons lay eggs which take around eight months to hatch.

Ecology and Habitats

Dragons live in rocky areas such as mountains but prefer easy access to the ocean or forests for hunting.
The four-legged variety prefer hot areas whereas the two-legged kind prefers the cold.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Dragons are carnivores.
They eat mostly animals and finish but can eat bugs too.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Dragons live in large groups known as flocks.
They tend to rear any young as a group rather than as individual family units.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Dragons are capable of sensing where members of their flock are. This link also allows for telepathic communication.
Dragons can breathe fire and are super strong.
There is magic in a dragon's bones that can be harnessed once the dragon has died.

Genetic Descendants

• Half-Dragons

Lifespan

50 years

Conservation Status

Dragons are considered vulnerable.

Average Height

20-22ft

Average Weight

5000-10,000lbs