Robin's Great Coloring Pages: Dragons coloring pages (re-posting in English)

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Today's NEW drawing is of a

Dragon hovering over the Kingdom.

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Dragon hovering over the Kingdom

Dragon coloring pages

Dragons are amazing creatures. They have a kind of magic that keeps them hidden from most mortals. Fairies can see Dragons, but most humans can't. In fact, some Fairies are Dragon Faires and they work with Dragons. Some of the drawings down below include Fairies working with Dragons. By the way, Wizards also can tame Dragons.

During the middle ages dragons were far more common and more active, hence the legends and stories about dragons. Dragons legends are common in many cultures throughout the world. This implies that at some point the Dragons were far more active in the mortal world than they are now. In some parts of the world, the Dragons were very active well before the middle ages. Several of my Dragon drawings include a castle in the drawing.

If you wonder how an animal as big as a dragon can fly... the answer is in two parts. First is a bit of magic, and the second is that dragons are full of hydrogen gas. Hydrogen gas is made up of very small and very non-dense hydrogen molecules or H2. So... that means two hydrogen atoms bonded together. A hydrogen molecule has the mass of two atomic mass units. The rest of the molecules that make up our air are Nitrogen or N2, Oxygen or O2, and a bit of CO2 and atoms of Argon and some other trace gasses. The great majority of these other molecules or atoms are way more dense than Hydrogen molecules... so this helps the dragon float.

Again, because the Dragon has chambers inside itself full of Hydrogen gas... the dragon is lighter than air so they sort of float. Of course, this also explains why the dragon can breathe fire. Actually, Dragons don't breathe fire... they can choose when to exhale Hydrogen gas and they have very metallic-like teeth. So what happens when a dragon wants to burn something? It just exhales Hydrogen gas and clicks its teeth together to cause a spark and ignite the Hydrogen gas. Dragon scales are very fire-resistant so the fire does not hurt the dragon.

Sometimes a flying Dragon will have to blow off some Hydrogen gas to make itself less dense... so it can descend. They don't always ignite the gas, but sometimes they do just for the thrill of watching the flames. This top drawing is showing a Dragon, who is hovering, blowing off and igniting some of its Hydrogen gas.

By the way, I have to say as a dinosaur/paleontology fanatic, there are several dinosaurs and Pterosaurs that have some form of the word "dragon" in their name. So, I soon will be posting some new drawings of Mesozoic animals like dinos and pterosaurs that have some form of the word "dragon" in their name. Two older drawings of dragon-named Mesozoic animals are below. New drawings are at the bottom of the list and older drawings are further up. Tomorrow I will be posting some new drawings of Dragon-named Dinosaurs. You will need to click on the "Paleontology" button for the printable dinosaur and pterosaur drawings.

NOTE: This new Dragon drawing, along with many more Dragon drawings, are found, in printable form, by clicking on the top button labeled "Fantasy, Myths and Circus." Remember to scroll down to the bottom of the list for this new drawing of the Dragon hovering over the Kingdom. But first click on the button labeled. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fantasy, Myths, and Circus.