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The Fire Dragon is one of the most common of all dragons. It has the spiked, brick-red tail, red-scaled body, and two black horns of a dragon you might picture in your head.

BASIC INFO: Egg Size: 1-10 ft tall, 2-4 wide Body Size: grow up to 26 ft in height, up to 74 ft long when laying flat Tail Size: 12 feet (of 74) when extended Colors: black, red, brick red

ATTACKS AND DEFENSES Main Attack: can inhale, then exhale sharply, creating a burst of fire from its mouth. These flames range from 150-1240 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the dragon's mood and tiredness Other: Its black talons on all four claws are retractable and fairly sharp. -Tail can swing up to 124 mph. Main Defenses: Most teenage-adult Fire Dragons can cover their whole bodies with their enormous wings. They can create a fire sheet on these wings, melting most objects that touch it. However, objects that have very high melting point are in no danger. Other: All dragons have some form or layer(s) of scales, some more strong than others. Fire Dragon scales are fire-resistant, and lava does less to. On a scale of 1-1000, their penetration resistance is 94.

How to protect yourself: Clothe in fire-resistant material.

Other attributes: -Can cook foods with smoke out of its nostrils -Can cut down trees and "bulldoze" dirt with horns

TAMING Fire Dragons are relatively easy to tame. However, DO NOT attempt to tame tribal leaders and warriors.

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