Dragons!?

Do you believe in dragons?

  • No, way!

    Votes: 2 4.4%
  • Of, Course!

    Votes: 32 71.1%
  • I never really thought about it...

    Votes: 5 11.1%
  • Kinda, so-so... (I don't know)

    Votes: 13 28.9%

  • Total voters
    45
DRAGON'S OWN ALLL!!!!!!!!! THERE SO COOL AND GARCEFULL!!!! XD
 
I sure do, I study mythic creatures and know some info about most of them. But dragons are number one on my list. I don't think the information about the types of dragons you gave is right. Dragons came in so many diffrent types. Example; Water dragons, Fire breathing dragons, thunder dragons, teasure keepers (wich are the white and golden dragons), forest dragons, and so many more. I have even found information on the bible it's self about the existence of this cratures. So, yeah, I do belive in them.
 
Lol, it's more than just tha bible -- Eastern mythology revers 'em an' they pop up in so many legends an' cultures throughout tha world -- there must be SOMETHING!

Oh an' I dunno 'bout different types, but tha way I see it there is tha Western Dragon an' the Eastern Dragon, though I think they were 2 representations of tha same creature...
 
I don't know if dragons ever existed or not...I think that people found dinosaur bones, and ecided to assume what the creature might have looked like. Prehistoric birds and things might have given certain people the idea that dragons had wings. As for firebreathing, I'm baffled on that..
 
I've always been fairly certain that something similar to dragons have existed at some point, but I've always thought that they weren't as fantastic as the ones we see depicted today...probably more like a mere lumbering, land-bound beast, a general leviathan. The fact that dragons, or creatures similar to them, have been integral parts of vastly different and nonconnected cultures, as well as the Bible (read the book of Job), seem to point to there being a dragon-like creature at some time in our earth's history, and even more so, in the past ten or so millennia. I do not think they could fly or breathe fire (though I think that they may have had septic breath like komodo dragons, so toxic that it makes the creature breathed on feel a horrific burning sensation) but they were large lizards, possibly amphibious, and that what we see as the European dragon (long neck, wings, gigantic size) is an exaggeration passed down from generation to generation which has become the mainstream image of what dragons look like, while the wingless, snakelike dragons of asia are likely far closer to reality.
 
Of course i belive in dragons. Dragons are so cute!
 
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