Coral Dragon 

There are many different types of dragons and one of the most astonishing kind. The Coral dragon. Very little is known about it: they camouflage so well that it is rarely ever seen. 

The Coral dragon is like most dragons. They have a long tail, the body of a horse and excellent eyesight. The main feature is the periwinkle scales. It reflects any arrows, fishing spears and swords. However, a few have been spotted which are a cornflower blue. Furthermore, they have amazing teeth like graphene. This allows them to slay predators. Unfortunately, when they attack their teeth get stuck in the enemy’s body. When they let go it falls off. It takes 4 to 7 days to regrow. The tail of a coral Dragon is 6 feet long. At the end of the tail, it has a sharp edge this help them deal great damage. Eyes of the Coral dragon is really helpful this detects temperatures and see if there’s any predators nearby. The eyes of the coral dragon is an emerald green.

It is believed that they live in coral reefs: divers have discovered shedded skins nearby the Great Barrier Reef and by smaller reefs. It likes to live in warm waters: which keep the temperatures of the coral dragon stable. Tropical Fish,  coral and other coral animals live under the coral dragon’s care. Coral dragons is believed to protect them from threats like sharks, Fishers and nets . In their free time they like to race against Dolphins. Dragons don’t ever come above the surface, unless on special occasions like the day of the Empress dragon’s birthday or meeting a special human. To meet a coral dragon you need to wait until sunrise by a rock pool. However, you will need to collect seashells and create a circle around the rock pool. Remember to be still and patient because, coral dragons do not like people who are impatient.

The coral dragons diet consists of plankton and coral predators. 

Are coral dragons dangerous? Many people believe that they are dangerous because, they have a ability to turn people into fish. People who have seen the Dragon are tempted into riding a dragon. Unfortunately, if you touch a dragon you run the risk off being turn into a fish. If threatened they will squirt squid ink to create a distraction so they can get away.

How do coral dragons grow? Like every other type of dragons they start in an egg. The egg is laid in the mother’s coral reefs which tells them to protect the reef. The egg has swirly white patterns on the periwinkle or cornflower egg. When they hatch they are a snow white colour with periwinkle or cornflower spikes. When they get older there scales will turn periwinkle or cornflower. The spikes of older dragons will turn snowy white.

The coral dragon is really rare, so if you are lucky to find one you might be given some off its hoard. Their hoard is pearls, if they like a human they will give a pearl necklace from its hoard. So keep an eye out, this might be you have having some of its hoard.