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Inuya
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 Posted: Mon 20 Oct 2008 16:24 Post subject: Do dragons have any natural enemies? |
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You know cat vs. dog, mouse vs. cat, vampire vs. werewolf. Is there any natural dragon enemy?
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Johnny Boy
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for the most part, man.
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Inuya
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| Posted: Mon 20 Oct 2008 16:33 Post subject: |
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hmm well, man I suppose is the main one..I should have thought of that lol. I suppose I was thinking along the lines of Other Kin. But thank you.
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Solid
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Griffens might be able to take on a dragon... Though I don't see a Griffen hunting dragons for some reason. Man to would pose a real problem for dragon. Sea Serpents may be also natural enemy....
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Shiari
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| My species, which did not live on earth, had a predator. It was kind of like a mix between boar and bear and a crocodile, 6 limbed, primarily a stealth/ambush predator. It is my belief that my species evolved flight as a method to escape the predator-things. |
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Ragnarok
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Mine didn't. There were creatures that would, if given the opportunity, kill and eat my kind, or would attack if provoked, but I don't consider that to be a "natural enemy". In my mind, at least, that term would be used for creatures which were somehow biologically set to attack each other, and not for normal predator/prey interactions.
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Namhias
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| My species was on top of the food chain, my kind didn't have any natural enemies. However, some creatures would have taken advantage if there was an opportunity. Like Ragnarok just said. |
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Hyraxylos
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I clashed with dragons who wandered in and decided they wanted that territory for themselves and wanted my adoptive clan out. Predictably this led to some rather violent entanglements. 
As for the humans, the ones in my area were only afraid and for biologically understandable reasons. It was only this one zealous self-righteous group from down south that really caused trouble at the very end... 
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