Dragons- By Henry B

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Henry Blake has been researching about Dragons in response to the class book we are reading.

The boy who grew dragons.

Dragons


Dragons are mythical creatures that are, even though not real, very popular in lots of different places. Dragons started out because humans, like our primate ancestors, have a large fear of snakes and other types of serpents and reptiles. Somewhere along the lines someone mixed up some sort of reptile and boom. Dragons were created. Dragons believe it or not, are actually featured in every culture around the globe and some people believe them to be ferocious creatures who tear human society apart, while others believe them to be kind creatures who bring water and life. Either way the myth of dragons isn't going to go away anytime soon and nothing we do can change that.

 

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