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why not just monster meat, I think a dragon cut up and fried should be pretty tasty
A dragons meat would be somewhat toxic since it so high up in the food chain. It has a long life and a lot of prey that helps it bioaccumulate things like mercucry and lead.
Fire breathing dragons only eat coal
Coal-Cola, Coal-slaw; that sort of thing
Is a dragon a reptile or a bird?
I'd think a reptile
i'd imagine something along the lines of ostrich/alligator
Birds are reptiles, so both is possible.
But I'd say probably not a bird. In fact I'd say they branched off of stem reptiles before even mammals did.
Laios is that you?