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Sigh
Aug 19 2010, 10:41 AM EDT
Most people try to understand what hye have never encountered,therefor each sourse is completly different information,and personaly,this is hogwash,of coarse not that I've incountered a dragon,but the "Dragon"familytruly goes out to so many creatures which would not even be thought to relate to dragons,dragons is just a general name to make it simpler.The two creatures that are thought to be the only species considered dragon are the terestrial dragons and Serpentine dragons,in truth faries are a minor subranch of the dragon family,but have progressed to have their own category after years of imaginings,also a rather more obviouse branch of the dragon family is draconians,which is simply an evolution of hte dagon,even if they have sustantially lower intellect,and simingly have no purpoes,they were a host for a later evolution,which is extremly similar to draconians,yet that race has developed a mind blowing intellect and is linked to all the elements,going as far as showing mild control of them,this race is known to exist by those,ugh,by some,but are not named or truly classified as a sepparate species.there is much much much more information which is eather A missing from this page or horribly twisted beyond recognizible
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1. RE: Sigh
Aug 19 2010, 10:45 AM EDT
Ah yes,and dragons are not generaly Warm blooded,some species are some aren't it all depends.And dragons are not classified by characteristics,mostly by the skeletal structure and bone consistency,yet the sub branches are classified in dfifferent ways,it's like growing a tree and some of the branches are cherry,some are oak,some maple,but it is all one tree.
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flametalon66 |
2. RE: Sigh
Aug 19 2010, 10:59 AM EDT
thank you very much for saying this and bringing this to our attetion i am sure admins have looked at this and are deciding over it.
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freedragon10022 |
3. RE: Sigh
Aug 19 2010, 9:49 PM EDT
yep, its true. Dragons is a very broad term, therefore this is just a way to norrow down the options.
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