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Could Dragons Exist?

What Makes a Dragon?

In stories, dragons are as large as dinosaurs, with claws like eagles, tough scaly hides like alligators, spiky crests and tails like lizards, and wings like bats. In fact, many dragon parts are found in nature—just not all in a single animal.

Scaly Hide

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