Dragon Field Guides

Dragon anatomy varies across cultures. Dragons might have a different number of legs, be big or small, or have wings or no wings. Explore these mythical creatures' anatomy and learn how their different parts come together to help them fly, see, and hunt.

Dragon myths and folklore come from all over the world. Some myths tell of a hero who slays a multi-headed dragon attacking villages. Others talk about dragons who are also gods. Discover more about these mythical creatures and their stories around the world.

Dragons are seen in myths and stories in many countries worldwide. From the wyrms of Europe to the long of China to the Australian rainbow serpents and beyond, there are so many types of dragons to learn about. Discover their similarities and differences, both in appearance and what they represent to different cultures.

If dragons were real, would they be all good or all bad? Some dragons are believed to be dangerous and breathe fire. Others are signs of good fortune and bring rain and rainbows. Follow the lives and behaviors of different dragons, from hatching out of an egg to adulthood.

Have you ever wondered how dragons breathe fire or fly? Some people believe it's because of magic. Other people say dragons can do those things because of science. Dive into scientific theories that help explain dragon flight, fire-breathing ability, and survival.

Many real-life animals look and act a lot like the dragons described in legends. Take a look at some awesome creatures with dragon-like features, from large reptiles such as Komodo dragons to frilled fish such as leafy sea dragons. Learn about all types of dragon-like animals and what makes them so similar to mythical dragons from around the world!