The mood dragon changes colour according to its mood. They tuner purple when they lie, blue when there cold, gold when there warm, red when they’re angry and pink when they’re in love. 

Would you recognise a mood dragon? Definitely. Mood dragons live in caves where they glow a beautiful silver (this is only for winter). Like most dragons, there tails are long. But the actual body is small.

During the summer, they migrate to the warmth of Egypt to mate. Then they fly back to their caves to lay the eggs for the next generation. The one dragon can have up to five eggs.

Are mood dragons dangerous? Mood dragons can be dangerous but that is when they are mating or offended.