Dragon life

Water dragons in the oceans look like a giant orca sized seahorse but without the mating process of an seahorse. Instead water dragons find mates by call which is mistaken by humans to be sirens which is not real. And they are often gentle so they would never go too rough with their mates, this is seen as equal dominance, and they can only lay eggs in seaweed to keep them from getting harmed by dolphins. Water dragons are as big as a orca thanks to how large the ocean is but they mainly stay in the seaweed to prey on unaware prey or to snack on small sea creatures. Water dragons eggs are attacked by dolphins so they hide their babies in seaweed to keep this from happening. Water dragons often live in swamps, oceans, lakes. Depending on where they live water dragons that live in swamps are as big as crocs and they look like the dark waters. Their mating habits is where the female is more dominant and is treated like a queen and she will mate up to 2 other males. Swamp water dragons hide their eggs in the muddy floor of a swamp to keep them from getting eaten. Swamp water dragons are very territorial even the males even if they have no mate or queen. Lake water dragons are very shy and curious creatures with having the most human sightings like the rumor of a “Lochness monster” which this whole time was the lake species of the water dragons. The reason humans mistaken the lake water dragons is because they have quite long necks and they are similar to a aquatic dinosaur, especially since they HAVE no scales. Lake water dragons have very protective and loving mates for both genders, they have this special bond where they can feel each others emotions very well. Lake water dragons have a special mating ritual where the male offers a flower which is sometime after surrounded in their nests. Lake water dragons also lay eggs but sometimes those eggs get stuck in trash a lot. All water dragons eat some sort of fish or mollusks. Water dragons of all types are found anywhere in the ocean, but they are most common near Scotland, Japan, or Hawaii.

Fire dragons are very large as a common peasant house, they are always found in volcanoes all over the world. Fire dragons often refuse to leave their volcanic home and are very clingy and protective with the males being more dominant in protecting their home, mate, and babies. Fire dragons mate by showing trust in one n other by sharing their treasures which gives them a deep bond to one and another. Fire dragons have to lay eggs due to the harsh climates they live. The fire dragon eggs are often hidden in the ashes or treasures. Fire dragons all eat stone or gems which is why they love treasure so much, It helps fuel their magma like fire and puke.

Forest dragons live in mainly any forest and commonly eat berries, mushrooms, and small prey. Forest dragons thanks to being very secretive and being able to camouflage, they give live birth inside their moss covered caves or giant jungle trees. Forest dragons mate by showing typical male dominance but there is a reason since humans are their main threat, both female and male dragon are equipped with toxic poison instead of a fire breath which is far more deadly, especially when the poisonous gas is shown to a fire. Forest dragons are found in mostly north America or South America.

Earth dragons are mostly endangered as their species were last seen in Texas, the deserts of Egypt, or Australia. Earth dragons hide in anywhere if it’s hot and dusty. Earth dragons lay eggs instead of give live birth due to harsh climates, They also only eat cactus, snakes, and sometimes humans. Earth dragons have hardly any legs since they look more of a winged snake than anything but they do have front paws to help pick up things. Earth dragons are very large and scaly.

Ice dragons are also very much almost gone since the only appearance they are seen is in Russia, North and South Pole, and Germany. Ice dragons are very harsh and cold due to their distrust in humans especially since they eat humans and any animal they see. Ice dragons struggle with finding mates thanks to human populating. Ice dragons lay eggs in their caves and ice dragons hardly have any scale instead they have soft furs.

Swamp dragon: Moss(A curious yet timid and aggressive male green American swamp water dragon with no wings just sharp fins to defend himself. He mostly live in his swampy home never leaving.)

Lake dragon: Stone(A grumpy and constantly drunk cause he got into human alcohol Scottish male lake dragon. He will never eat any fish or mollusks like he’s supposed to)

Ocean dragon: Seaweed(A sweet American male greenish blue ocean dragon that finds fascination in boats)

Fire dragon: Magma(The only male fire dragon or any fire dragon in existence thanks to humans constantly hunting them down. He became protective and VERY aggressive that he struggles finding a mate to trust.)

Earth dragons: Wasp(A male rustic looking earth dragon who has a very gruff Texas voice but a kind heart), Wallaby(A male Australian dusty earth dragon who is very secretive and introverted)

Forest dragons: Ivy(She is the only female earth since her mate died. She later made a very well guarded nest. She’s very motherly, knowledgeable, and old souled), Scout(A male forest dragon, he’s very snarky, egotistical, and childish but he means well.)

Ice Dragons: snow(A male wise, grumpy, solitary, ice dragon the only ice dragon who has a very heavy German accent) Siberian(A very Russian and loyal Ice dragon who has a very Russian way of things and accent)