Dragons adapted to life in the open ocean. Like dolphins or whales, sea dragons are air breathing creatures and must periodically surface. Ancient adults are capable of remaining underwater for hours at a time. Sea Dragons are generally solitary creatures, and will have a lair in deep underwater caves with trapped air pockets.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Sea Dragons
Dragons adapted to life in the open ocean. Like dolphins or whales, sea dragons are air breathing creatures and must periodically surface. Ancient adults are capable of remaining underwater for hours at a time. Sea Dragons are generally solitary creatures, and will have a lair in deep underwater caves with trapped air pockets.
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