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Dragons :!:
A dragon is a legendary creature, typically scaled or fire…
Dragons :!:
A dragon is a legendary creature, typically scaled or fire-spewing and with serpentine, reptilian or avian traits, that features in the myths of many cultures around world.
Lung Yin Dragon 
Lung Shen Dragon #
Shenron
Dragonite
Smaug #
Haku
In most cultures, the dragon is always rare. There are never very many of them.
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The word “dragon” comes from the Greek word “draconta,” which means “to watch.” The Greeks saw dragons as beasts that guarded valuable items. In fact, many cultures depict dragons as hoarding treasure.
Ancient Greeks and Sumerians spoke of giant “flying serpents” in their scrolls and lectures. Dragons are depicted as snake- or reptile-like.
Dragons have never had a particular personality. This is unlike the unicorn, which is always known to be a majestic, peaceful creature. The dragon is sometimes regal and protective. Other times it’s deadly and destructive.
Some dragons have wings, others don’t. Some dragons with wings can fly, others can’t. Some dragons without wings can fly.
Most dragons are described as having scaly skin, talons, and slanted eyes, and long snouts.
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Some dragons live in deep places under the oceans, others hide in deep caves, and some others perch on high mountaintops. In most cases, dragons live where ancient people couldn’t reach.
Falkor