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is their any evidence proving that dragons could have existed , like the way they are portrayed today (flying and fire breathing and all)

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no. put away the D&D books.

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One answerer on a question I asked said ‘dragons are the devil’…do you believe that? Why or why not?
I told her off (I was being b/witchy that day) but still crossed my mind to ask this question. I’m getting the Chinese symbol (s) of ‘fire dragon’ as a tattoo for my birthday….

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the Dragon and the Devil coriation comes from the tale of St George vanquishing the dragon. Its an aligory for banishing paganism, just like St Peter driving all the snakes from Ireland is one as well.

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Dose any one know if dragons are still alive but just hiding from us????????????? And dose anyone know where I can get a dragon background other than google, Ask, Ask jeeves, Etc.???????????
Yeah I know all That but I`m talking about Dragons you know the ones that fly, Fire breath. You know those dragons
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Komodo dragons (i.e., the monitor lizard) can be found in Indonesia and Indonesia, the island of Rinca and on islands of the Lesser Sunda archipelago.

Other than that, dragons are the stuff of fairytales.

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No Dinosaur answers. PLEASE!!!
Look, I know you like to use the dinosaur thing. BUT FOR ONCE IN YOUR PATHETIC LITTLE LIVES, JUST FORGET ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC ANSWER, SCIENCE CAN’T EXPLAIN EVERYTHING! GOT IT!

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You got your questions out of order. If you dont think Dragons are/were real, then the remainder of your questions are moot.

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A Bearded Dragon’s Diet – 7 Tips

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Before going out and buying a bearded dragon, you should do your research for what they like to eat and how their home should be set up.

I have had my bearded dragon now for almost 3 years and he is growing healthy and happy.

Here are 7 basics tips on what a bearded dragon should eat -

Bearded Dragons love crickets, but do not feed them only crickets. This is not good for the older dragons, but juvenile dragons is fine to feed only crickets.

When feeding them crickets it is vital that you gut-load the crickets. This helps your dragon to maintain a healthy diet. Also make sure that the crickets are about the same size as the width of little dragon’s head. The width of their head is the space between the eyes.

You should also consider getting some vitamin supplements to powder the crickets and the other foods you feed your dragon

Bearded Dragons will eat everything, just about, you give them. Learn the proper lettuce you feed them. DO NOT FEED them Iceberg lettuce! Stick to the Collard Greens, Mustard Greens, etc.

They also love meal worms and king worms but do not give these to them very often, it’s better to keep these on a weekly basis not a daily basis. Also one note to those of you who want to breed you dragons feeding both your males & females LIVE PINKIE MICE.

Bearded Dragons will almost always look and act hungry, Please Do Not over feed them! Set up a regular schedule to feed them once in the morning or evening. Stick to this schedule no matter what, it is better for you and your dragon

Besides just crickets and greens, Bearded Dragons need fruits, such as strawberries, mangoes, zucchini, squash, and carrots. Give your dragon a well balanced diet and both you and your dragon will live long and happy lives. ” till death do us part”

Keep in mind that knowing how to feed your bearded dragon is a good start in preparing to purchase a Bearded Dragon, but you must also learn how important their home setup is too. There is a lot to know about bearded dragons so please do your research.

Bearded Dragons are great first time pets for most kids over the age of about 10. They are docile and easy going pets, and they love human contact.

I hope this articles has educated you some on the diet needed for a Bearded Dragon.

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