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Nanoose · 61-69, M
Dragons eat the condensation nuclei found in clouds. They consume the nuclei by flying through clouds with their mouths open (sort of like how whales consume shrimp while swimming through the ocean. Not sure what dragons consider their greatest enemy's – maybe witches. Cheers and happy weekend!
Northerner · 70-79, M
Around these parts they like to eat all the young Haggis as they hatch. When the Haggis season is finished they go on the hunt for Unicorns. Very few Unicorns left now.😅
GrannyWeatherwax · 61-69, F
I'm guessing the hottest curry .. the Caroline Reaper..
In Eastern culture, the mortal enemy of a dragon is the Tiger.
No idea why.
In Eastern culture, the mortal enemy of a dragon is the Tiger.
No idea why.
JRVanguard · 26-30, M
The answer to both is knights
Casheyane · 31-35, F
@JRVanguard Ooh
Booksforbreakfast · 31-35, M
Gotta be Scotch Bonnets.
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
Depends on what universe we're talking about. 🤔
Lilnonames · F
What dragons eat depends on their species and size:
Small dragons
In action role-playing games, small dragons are usually omnivores and eat plants, insects, spiders, scorpions, frogs, and small vertebrates.
Medium and large dragons
These dragons eat larger animals, such as livestock, big lizards, crocodiles, fish, deer, and big canines like wolves.
Bearded dragons
Bearded dragons are omnivores and eat a wide variety of foods, including:
Live mealworms, king worms, and crickets
Greens like parsley and kale
Vegetables like pepper and sweet potato
Small amounts of fruit as a treat
Pellet foods designed for bearded dragons
A bearded dragon's diet should be balanced, diverse, and based on their life stage. It should also include vitamin and calcium supplementation. Adult bearded dragons are usually fed at least once every 24 hours, while young bearded dragons need more protein and can eat three times per day.
Small dragons
In action role-playing games, small dragons are usually omnivores and eat plants, insects, spiders, scorpions, frogs, and small vertebrates.
Medium and large dragons
These dragons eat larger animals, such as livestock, big lizards, crocodiles, fish, deer, and big canines like wolves.
Bearded dragons
Bearded dragons are omnivores and eat a wide variety of foods, including:
Live mealworms, king worms, and crickets
Greens like parsley and kale
Vegetables like pepper and sweet potato
Small amounts of fruit as a treat
Pellet foods designed for bearded dragons
A bearded dragon's diet should be balanced, diverse, and based on their life stage. It should also include vitamin and calcium supplementation. Adult bearded dragons are usually fed at least once every 24 hours, while young bearded dragons need more protein and can eat three times per day.