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An Asparagus Dragon is a large dragon species that lives in the mountains, and the forests. Basically, they live anywhere, as long as humans can't see them, despite their large size. They are extremely shy because of this, and the will hardly let themselves be spotted. But, there are few that will gain trust in humans before letting the human adopt them. These dragons come in a range of colours, but most of the time, their base colour is natural, white and black based dragons being rare. But then, the markings can be any colour. The eggs of a Asparagus Dragon will be white in colour, always. When the baby dragons hatch, they will be white for the first few weeks, and they will be the size of a household cat. After a few weeks, the baby dragons will start to get their true markings and colours, opening being a mix of both of their parents, but there is always that 20 percent chance that they will turn up with mostly random markings and colours. When the babies become full-fledged children, they will then get the scale colour, which will be their mothers of fathers colours, or in rare cases, both. Children AD's are the size of full-grown Great Danes, and at this age, they are taught how to climb, swim, fly and other skills they need to know. Then, when the AD turns 13 years old, it is considered a teen. Teen's are the size of large caravans. At this age, they are taught how to fight and hunt for themselves. Then, at 20 years they are finally an adult. during the life stage of teen and adult, AD's
grow a lot, and their height ranges from various heights. At this age, they leave their parents and find a mate. Some AD's might form groups that can range from 5 members to a large number of 50 members. AD's mate for life, and they have between 2-6 eggs a batch, but in rare cases, they might have 1, and AD's breed in all seasons of the year.
To win this dragon post its name and what animal it is based off.
RestInPeace wrote:Larka
And an orca whale :3
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