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Rise of the dragons book series
Rise of the dragons book series













They may lose weight and their tail gets particularly floppy. Stress and captivity has a physical impact on dragons, just as it does most creatures. Others are able to remain in their eggs for hundreds of years until the right conditions are met in the environment to hatch, such as Exterminators. This growth pattern is seen in the Seadragonus Giganticus Maximus. Some hatch, grow to enormous proportions in their prime, then start shrinking again to juvenile size until death. Their eyes also reflect light in the dark, allowing them to shine in the dark.ĭragons have a particular odor as well as described in Book 1 - "the stench of dragon - a salty stink of seaweed and old mackerel heads".ĭragons start out as an egg, and after hatching they grow.

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One Eye's one eye also shines in the dark and is of particular use in How to Cheat a Dragon's Curse as he pulls a sleigh at night across sea ice.Ī dragon's gaze is said to be hypnotic, a staring contest with Toothless once made Hiccup very dizzy, and Toothless was just a baby. This ability is mentioned of Toothless in' 'How to Be A Pirate when they sink into the murky depths of the sea. At night they can act as bright spotlights for humans. " The eyes of dragons shine in the dark," for those species that have fully-developed eyes. Their size and coloration varies depending on the species. Hiccup was the first to discover the fire-holes, which are too small to see with the naked eye in a normal-sized dragon.ĭragons are also capable of living underwater as they have gills behind their horns that allow them to suck the oxygen in the water. Viking Biologists had wondered for years where the fire that dragons breathed came from. This can be useful for the human if they are underwater. It is this that makes it so very flammable." A dragon may choose not to ignite its breath, and due to its oxygen rich nature, it can be inhaled by a human. From these holes, "A dragon's breath, even when it exhales, is composed almost entirely of pure oxygen. The fire from a dragon comes from two particularly small, almost undetectable holes in a dragon's throat. Dragon shapes and sizes vary, but typically they have wings and breathe some sort of fire.













Rise of the dragons book series