The Dragon Journals | Speculative Biology

What might the biology of a tiny order of dragons look like? A detailed exploration the Dragons of Wales worldbuilding series, Andy Frazer’s excellent speculative project.
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Dragons cast a large shadow over the mythologies of the world. Few legendary monsters can compare to these gigantic beasts. But what if dragons cast… a slightly smaller shadow?

What if some dragons weren’t huge monsters, but strange and secretive creatures evolved to live hidden lives in the shadows and margins of the world? The amazing artist and writer Andy Frazer imagines a world where dragons are all around us, from the highest mountains to the deepest forest. Concentrated primarily in the author’s homeland of Wales, these smaller dragons — or ‘Microdragons’ as I call them – make up for their reduced size with their incredible diversity and ingenious survival strategies. The author has released many field guides on these tiny wonders that explore their evolution, anatomy, behavior, and habitats in great detail.

So, for this entry into the archive, I’ll assume the role of a naturalist and observe some of these creatures out in the field…

0:00 World of Dragons
1:18 Draco Nothophthalmus
2:26 Emerald Saeth
3:28 Draco Cepediana
4:29 Draco Ilexis
5:20 Draco Acidium
6:29 Draco Muscipula
7:18 Draco Favilla
8:05 Draco Coccineus
9:00 Draco Caudatae
9:46 Crimson Cimwch
10:41 North Nofiwr
11:32 Seren y Storm
12:23 Draco Aerilingii
13:15 Draco Borealis
14:07 Draco Babirusis
14:58 Draco Lampyridae
15:45 Draco Johanseni
16:38 Draco Ignisprehendri
17:32 More Dragons…

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