‘Colourful Bat-like Creature’ Sighted in the Amazon Rainforest

Recently, a new creature has been numerously sighted in the Amazon Rainforest. Locals have discovered them nesting in gutters, tourists have spotted them flying high up in the canopies of the rainforest, and children have even spied them hitching a lift under the bus on the way to school.

Described as ‘colourful bat-like creatures’, with ‘fluffy, multicolour tails’, these supposed ‘dragons’ by some don’t seem dangerous or any kind of threat. That’s probably because they aren’t. In fact, scientists have claimed that they are the most harmless species of dragon (they have agreed that is what they are).

Their skeletal bones make them extremely light, and their huge eyes give them a 360 degree view. Additionally, they have whisker-like hairs on their head, cheeks and the tip of their wings that are used for fanning themselves.

However, locals have said that there are only 3 nests, so only a few dragons. They are doing what they can to increase the numbers of these fascinating little beasts. Scientists are still discovering new features of the creatures, and the recent updates will be delivered to us soon.