Bad mythology though. Dragons have four legs. Those are Wyverns.
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I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR YEARS! FOR Y E A R S
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GRRM knows the difference. He *chose* to call them dragons. It's his story, he calls them what he likes.
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isn't a wyvern a type of dragon, though?
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Yes. According to mythology, wyverns are a smaller breed of dragon.
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yeah, exactly. he isn't wrong to call this a dragon.
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Sharks are fish but we rarely call them that. Wyvern would've been more appropriate IMO, but it's not my world. :]
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y'all, i's just a dragon, calm down
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The chest muscles look perhaps a bit under-sized, (unless they're primarily gliders). Wings certainly large enough to glide.
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Agreed on all counts. With tail as a stabilizer during gliding phases.
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seeming as he was dragged upon the ice it's conceivable they have less bone density like a bird or Pterosaur.
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I was thinking the same thing. Partially hollow bones would still be strong enough for all we've seen the dragons do so far.
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psh. bees laugh at your wingspan requirements.
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Bees make up for it with their wing movements, which are not possible if your wings have bones in them
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Hummingbirds have bones in their wings
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And they can beat a maximum of 80 times per second. Bees ~230 per second.
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In terms of physics, how does a dragon breathe fire??? Give the breakdown, NDT!
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First, they swallow my mix tape...
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The Luck Dragon laughs at your bio-physics requirements.pic.twitter.com/ydqetwHxsc
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That thing scared the hell out of me when I was young.
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Still scares me now.
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