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The beach dragon.

The majority of dragons are wild and scary, but one of the most sweet tempered is the beach dragon, however you wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of them. Many people believe that dragons are a mythical creatures and that they don’t exist, however this is untrue. Most dragons are cool, but the most interesting, is the beach dragon. Beach dragons are well known for their knowledge on water, therefore they are experts on swimming.

Almost everyone knows that the beach dragons live on the beach, however they have been sighted in lakes and rivers. Many juvenile beach dragons are frightened of the water when they are young. Unfortunately, they don’t experience swimming until they are eight weeks old. Most dragons are found in particular regions, but beach dragons can be found all around the world. Surprisingly, they can’t stay under the water for longer than four minutes without taking a breath.

Have you ever seen a beach dragon before? Perhaps not. In fact, they  are very similar to the large variety of dragons. Like most dragons, they have bat like wings, wicked flying skills and a long tail which swings like a wrecking bal. Several beach dragons have striking features: dusty yellow skin that glitters in the sunlight, crystal blue eyes with excellent eye sight and pale white scales that lay on the bone of their spine. The minority of beach dragons don’t like it when people touch them as it tickles their spines, which gives them goose bumps.

Unfortunately, the beach dragon is a dying breed. In fact, they are being hunted to extinction. If you ever get the chance to see the beach dragon, don’t tell anyone as you run the risk of killing the poor dragon. Whatever you do be careful.

 

The beach dragon.

The majority of dragons are wild and scary, but one of the most sweet tempered is the beach dragon, however you wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of them. Many people believe that dragons are a mythical creatures and that they don’t exist, however this is untrue. Most dragons are cool, but the most interesting, is the beach dragon. Beach dragons are well known for their knowledge on water, therefore they are experts on swimming.

Almost everyone knows that the beach dragons live on the beach, however they have been sighted in lakes and rivers. Many juvenile beach dragons are frightened of the water when they are young. Unfortunately, they don’t experience swimming until they are eight weeks old. Most dragons are found in particular regions, but beach dragons can be found all around the world. Surprisingly, they can’t stay under the water for longer than four minutes without taking a breath.

Have you ever seen a beach dragon before? Perhaps not. In fact, they  are very similar to the large variety of dragons. Like most dragons, they have bat like wings, wicked flying skills and a long tail which swings like a wrecking bal. Several beach dragons have striking features: dusty yellow skin that glitters in the sunlight, crystal blue eyes with excellent eye sight and pale white scales that lay on the bone of their spine. The minority of beach dragons don’t like it when people touch them as it tickles their spines, which gives them goose bumps.

Unfortunately, the beach dragon is a dying breed. In fact, they are being hunted to extinction. If you ever get the chance to see the beach dragon, don’t tell anyone as you run the risk of killing the poor dragon. Whatever you do be careful.

 

The beach dragon.

The majority of dragons are wild and scary, but one of the most sweet tempered is the beach dragon, however you wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of them. Many people believe that dragons are a mythical creatures and that they don’t exist, however this is untrue. Most dragons are cool, but the most interesting, is the beach dragon. Beach dragons are well known for their knowledge on water, therefore they are experts on swimming.

Almost everyone knows that the beach dragons live on the beach, however they have been sighted in lakes and rivers. Many juvenile beach dragons are frightened of the water when they are young. Unfortunately, they don’t experience swimming until they are eight weeks old. Most dragons are found in particular regions, but beach dragons can be found all around the world. Surprisingly, they can’t stay under the water for longer than four minutes without taking a breath.

Have you ever seen a beach dragon before? Perhaps not. In fact, they  are very similar to the large variety of dragons. Like most dragons, they have bat like wings, wicked flying skills and a long tail which swings like a wrecking bal. Several beach dragons have striking features: dusty yellow skin that glitters in the sunlight, crystal blue eyes with excellent eye sight and pale white scales that lay on the bone of their spine. The minority of beach dragons don’t like it when people touch them as it tickles their spines, which gives them goose bumps.

Unfortunately, the beach dragon is a dying breed. In fact, they are being hunted to extinction. If you ever get the chance to see the beach dragon, don’t tell anyone as you run the risk of killing the poor dragon. Whatever you do be careful.