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Dragons are might monsters known to fly, summon fire from their mouths, horde treasure, fight knights and kidnap princesses. In other mythologies Dragons are masters of Water, Weather, and symbols of Imperial Power.
Now what are dinosaurs, big, sometimes enormous creatures of an age long passed. While past imagining of dinosaurs have them appearing as reptiles, modern day paleontologist theorize that many dinosaurs would've had feathers and are more closely related to birds than reptiles.
Bibliography
Dragons: A brief history of the mythical, fire-breathing beasts
Wikipedia: Chinese Dragons. . .
the Four-winged Dinosaur
National Museum of Natural History (a New View of the T. Rex)
Hollow Bones and perfect Respiratory Systems. . .
Dinosaurs' Unique Bone Structure. . .
https://www.unearthingtrex.com/pages/rex_traits.html
Physiology of Dinosaurs
Paleontologist's New Theory for Short Arms: Feeding Evolution
T. Rex Overview
the Quetzalcoatlus
from Dino to Birdie
T Rex's Speed (livescience)
T Rex's Speed (Smithsonian)
Speed of a Tiger
By SamDragons are might monsters known to fly, summon fire from their mouths, horde treasure, fight knights and kidnap princesses. In other mythologies Dragons are masters of Water, Weather, and symbols of Imperial Power.
Now what are dinosaurs, big, sometimes enormous creatures of an age long passed. While past imagining of dinosaurs have them appearing as reptiles, modern day paleontologist theorize that many dinosaurs would've had feathers and are more closely related to birds than reptiles.
Bibliography
Dragons: A brief history of the mythical, fire-breathing beasts
Wikipedia: Chinese Dragons. . .
the Four-winged Dinosaur
National Museum of Natural History (a New View of the T. Rex)
Hollow Bones and perfect Respiratory Systems. . .
Dinosaurs' Unique Bone Structure. . .
https://www.unearthingtrex.com/pages/rex_traits.html
Physiology of Dinosaurs
Paleontologist's New Theory for Short Arms: Feeding Evolution
T. Rex Overview
the Quetzalcoatlus
from Dino to Birdie
T Rex's Speed (livescience)
T Rex's Speed (Smithsonian)
Speed of a Tiger