Taxon:Drakia

Animalia Chordata Draconia Drakia

Drakia (Disgustedorite, 2018) or western dragons are reptile-like dragons typically of western origin. They often have bat-like wings and the ability to breathe fire. Amphitherae (winged snake-like western dragons) Apteridrakidae (western dragons without wings) Daemonidae (dragons with vague primate or chiropteran-like traits, often causing them to look like the devil) Dracomuscidae (four-limbed reptiles with membranous insect-like wings) Drakidae (lithe, cat-like dragons) Drakonocaudidae (western dragons with short or nonexistent tails) Epidrakidae (the most ordinary western dragons, standing on all fours and possessing two wings) Hydraidae (wingless, usually snake-like western dragons with multiple heads) Microcheridae (typically bipedal western dragons with small forelimbs) Octodrae (western dragons with six or more non-wing limbs and at least one pair of wings, making a minimum of 8 limbs) Pennipterospinidae (feathered drakes with sails on their backs) Rosterodrakidae (sometimes plant-eating western dragons with beaks) Samaropteridae (western dragons with unmembraned wing limbs tipped with structures resembling samaras) Saurocoxidae (stout, lizard-like dragons with sprawled or splayed postures) Serpentodrakidae (western dragons with long snaky bodies and at least four non-wing limbs) Wyverdae (non-serpentine dragons with a pair of wings and usually one pair of arms or legs)

Bumblers (Bumblia diversum)

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