A dragon is a fabulous, mythological animal that has a figure of a serpent with feet and wings and that breathes fire through its mouth, especially when it is angry or disgusted..
It is common to see the dragon appear in different shapes and with different symbolism in various cultures. Likewise, in literature, especially in fantasy, the parade of dragons is recurrent, even more so, this curious animal has become so popular over the years and centuries that the different entertainment proposals of today, series of TV and movies, they show us playing roles linked to the struggle.
Depending on the culture that has coined it, the dragon is usually represented in two ways, antagonistic to each other by the way; on the one hand he has shown it as a guardian, a god, or failing that as a powerful enemy or monster, determined to hurt when sought.
On the other hand, they are usually attributed qualities and abilities superior to those of any animal, since they have been considered as possessors of great wisdom and knowledge. Depending on the culture in which we focus, we will surely find a particular vision of these mythological animals linked to dinosaurs.
On the other hand, the term dragon is used to designate a ancient Viking boat that was characterized by the possession of oars and a sail and that is used at the request of transport.
On botany, a dragon is that An ornamental plant belonging to the scrofulariaceae family, which has an erect stem, which varies between 60 and 80 cm. Tall, it has scaly leaves, yellow flowers and blackish seeds.
For his part, the Komodo dragon It is a type of scaly reptile that just lives in the Komodo Island and it is the longest lizard that exists in the world, since it measures up to 3 m. of length.
And the flying Dragon It is a type of scaly reptile that is very similar to the lizard, it stands out especially for the expansions that its skin presents and that on the sides of the abdomen form a kind of wings that help it jump.
