Dragon

Large and solitary dragons are often avoid by most species, and they tend to like it that way. Covered in scales, Dragons rely on them for protection from any would be predators. Their wings however are made of relatively thin material almost like big sails, allowing them to not only fly, but swim. They have four claws and are not bipedal.
Dragons largely inhabit the Buchpon Islands and the Avonheller Islands, living on mountains and small islands, with homes in the mountains and caves.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Large

Genetics and Reproduction

They reproduce asexually, laying one or two eggs. The children are not exact genetic copies, but instead have some mutations from the parent.

Growth Rate & Stages

Egg - for 11 months Mature - 5 years after hatching Old - 175 years after hatching
Max age: 250 years

Ecology and Habitats

Island mountains

Dietary Needs and Habits

Mostly carnivore

Additional Information

Social Structure

Solitary, only taking care of their kids until maturity, often not having any til they are old.

Average Intelligence

smarter than humans, on average, roughly as smart as a genius human

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

They can fly, and dive into water for a ways, but can't float well, relying on their large wings to help pull them along as they catch fish. They have good eye sight, and can see under water because of (like some eyelid thing).

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

They don't tend to have names themselves.

Lifespan

175 years

Conservation Status

relatively rare

Average Height

28ft

Average Weight

8,100 lb

Average Length

100 ft

Average Wingspan

140 ft

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Greys, purples, greens, greys, blacks, some light blues, and rarely white.