Found a book at our local library that talked about dragons in a quote unquote “scientific” fashion. For example the Lernean Hydra was nesting thus being more territorial, a long whip-like tail that could seem as a third head, and several other facts. It was a very interesting read but for the life of me I can’t remember what it was called.
Is she talking about hydras? Those are indeed cool.
Hydras have nine heads, not three.
They grow three new heads when you cut one off.
Found a book at our local library that talked about dragons in a quote unquote “scientific” fashion. For example the Lernean Hydra was nesting thus being more territorial, a long whip-like tail that could seem as a third head, and several other facts. It was a very interesting read but for the life of me I can’t remember what it was called.
Dragonology?
Note to self: Make one of those dragons for my next D&D campaign
That’s where Thomas Dolby went wrong. Dragons rather than aliens should have eaten his Buick.
Maybe the alien looked like a dragon.
I like their faces in the last panel, they’re having so much fun with this