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Welcome to HERE BE DRAGONS!

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D.R.A.G.O.N.S.

The science of draconology, or the study of dragons, is focus here, with reasonably scholarly articles, vivid pictures and a collection of Web links serving to introduce visitors to the legendary creatures.

Animal Planet :: Dragons

Animal Planet brings a fantasy to life. Watch Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real.

Here Be Dragons

In mythology, a dragon is described as a large beast having the scales and tail of a snake, the claws and beard of a lion, wings and able to breathe fire. Be careful, here be Dragons!

Dragons in Ancient China

Dragons originates in ancient China, and are now in folklores of many lands. This site shows only authentic graphics an collections from museums.

History and Information

Among the oldest of mythological creatures, dragons appear in the traditions of virtually all peoples back to the beginning of time. Because of this widespread adoption, the dragon appears in numerous forms, and local traditions have been created around many of them, crediting this tribe of monsters with many attributes. In their earliest form, dragons were associated with the Great Mother, the water god and the warrior sun god. In these capacities they had the power to be both beneficient and destructive and were all-powerful creatures in the universe.

Of Dragon History

Dragons have been a part of myth and stories as long as time has been. They are a part of most fairy tales as well and stories of Knights fighting Dragons abound through the ages.