Dragon report
If there is one dragon to learn about it would be the tie-dye dragon. This unimaginable breed has strangely gone endangered!
Are they recognizable?
One of the main features of a tie-dye dragon, is its scales, their bright contrasting colours pop out amazingly, like the poor thing had tumbled through a giant’s paint pallet backwards! According to fishers who had claimed to have seen this “Wild beast,” said the horns were the most appealing, with their curving points and Emerald green spots. Sailors who saw this “creature” brought back photographic evidence, of the dragons horns splattered with hot pink sticky stuff. Even though the horns are this gluey pink colour, they help the dragon catch its prey, by baiting the feast to its horns; fascinating to watch! Many people believe that that this creature is friendly and happy, but if you get too close, then the tie-dye dragon will call its friends for a tasty treat.
Where do they sleep?
Unfortunately, the tie-die dragon hides in rainbows for camouflage, but when their wings catch a sneaky flap, they accidently give the game away, and hunters spot their beloved prey. They have a sleepy appearance, which means that they are always tired. They then have to sleep in tie-dye workshops, when the rainbows are pre-occupied. Generally, the dragon hides in dark caves when they are hungry, as they have quite a big appetite for bugs and beetles.
What does it do?
The tie-dye dragon is well known for its ability to make people go blind! This is so they can catch their prey without it noticing. Surprisingly, the tie-dye dragon has a secret power, which is the ability to gobble up as much after-eights and peppermint tea as it wants. Like most dragons, they have a secret enemy, the molten lava dragon! The molten lava dragon makes the tie-dye dragon frustrated when they cause the sky to turn fiery and grey!
It has been understood , that those who have mistaken the tie-dye dragon to be friendly, have vanished, so follow these rules when you see one, or you too could disappear:
- Try not to go closer than 7 Meters
- Avoid trying riding, feeding, or petting one
- You cannot take selfies with it (or just generally any pictures)
So if you ever see a tie-dye dragon, be sure to keep a good distance!
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