Dueling Dragons

Sorry I have not posted in several days.  I got very upset about the things happening in my country. 

Yes, I live in the USA.  The targeting of hard working good people who are immigrants 

seems cruel and rather foolish since we rely on their labor to keep our economy going. 

I also have a problem with my computer so I have to borrow one to post.

Anyway, this is a drawing done by one of my grandnephews.  He is of elementary school age. 

I think he did a great job drawing these two "Dueling Dragons."

Dueling Dragons

As you can probably imagine, dragons don't always get along.  This drawing depicts a dragon duel.  Both dragons try to overwhelm their rival with hot fire.  This fire is from the methane gas that dragons store in their throat in a special organ called the pyroex,  The methane is made in the dragon's digestive system and a tubular organ called the methotubo takes the methane to the pyroex.  When a dragon wants to shoot fire it uses a few special teeth called incinderdons.  These teeth are high in iron so they spark when he dragon snaps its mouth closed.  This ignites the methane as it is projected out of the dragon's mouth.  

I should mention that some dragons make hydrogen gas out of water.  They have both a pyroex organ and a LOX organ.  They expel liquid oxygen along with the hydrogen when they want to shoot or breathe fire.  The liquid oxygen immediately goes into a gas stare and interacts with the hydrogen gas when the incinderdons spark. 

Have fun coloring this awesome drawing!

NOTE:  This drawing is found in printable form by clicking on the button labeled "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus.  Then scroll down to the bottom of the drop-down menu or list of drawings.  If you are accessing this page in mid to late August 2025 then you will find this drawing at or near the bottom of the list.