Pièce de collection de 3 dinosaures dragonology dragons

Pièce de collection de 3 dinosaures
Collectie stuk.
Gargouille: The Gargouille is not a particularly rare dragon, but it can be quite hard to find. Draco occidentalis minimus, as it is scientifically called, hides on gothic rooftops or churches and other scenic buildings. Its skin color and gargoyle-like look make it easy to believe that it's in fact a statue. The Gargouille is incapable of sustained flight due to its small wings, but does have limited gliding ability.

Amphiptere: American Amphitheres, known scientifically as the Draco Americanus Tex and also referred to as the moth dragon due to their moth like wings. It is a legless Ampithere. They hunt in packs at night and drive their prey of cows and buffalo over cliffs, and intimidating them with fire, tail strikes and high pitch shrieks. Their lairs are boulder mounds or caves in the sides of sandstone valleys.

wyvern: They are 18 to 20 feet high and 50 feet long. Colouration is green to greenish brown with paler green underparts and lime-green spots on the wings of older wyverns. In flight their call is similar to a crow, while they roar when attacking. They eat any large African mammals. Many people recall it mostly eating elephants. The nomadic wyvern sometimes makes nests on crags. The wyvern egg is very large with a thick bumpy shell which changes colour to match its surroundings. The chicks are brown and lose their spines as they get older.