Dragons a Fantasy made Real Documentary Part 5

Animal Planet expanded its brand of fascinating and family-friendly programming with the network's first venture into the exploration of mythical animals — dragons. Throughout human history, people have been fascinated with dragons. These fantastical beasts have appeared in the myths and legends of almost every world culture, including the Inuit, Aztecs and Chinese, to name a few. These civilizations never connected, yet all of them conceived of the same mythical animal.

Working with production crews from around the world, and collaborating with top scientists, artists and animators, the creators of Animal Planet's new special bring these mythical animals to life in Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real, followed by a half-hour special, Dragons: The Magic Behind the Scenes.

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Education

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• Dragons
• Fantasy
• made
• Real
• Documentary

[Mudfire15]

Real or not, this is pretty cool!

[Dragonling140]

Interesting way to connect the legends...

[loserid78]

this can explain the sightings of the lochness monster

[Aonalion]

this is soo good, and just what I need for what I'm writing!

[sazmullium]

@TheNeefen Can i just point out since the begining and all the way through this documentry they have clearly stated the finding of the dragon is not real this doc is based on what THEY THINK they would find if they were to ever find a dragon..stupid people listen to what they are saying in the doc before writing a comment stating its fake when they themselves have said its not based on facts.

[LotsaCreations]

Skyrim

[angrywhitebird22]

what is your favorite type of dragon mine is either Wyvern,Asian lung, or European since I am asian lol

[jabbernaut52733]

I swear, sometimes these dragons look like StarCraft mutas

[xScopedAndShot]

Man, too bad this is fake D: Freaken awesome

[Robloxfailmasters]

@Skywalker91 I think this is real. There is a lot of evidence

[Skywalker91]

@TheNeefen - Of course it is fake. Who said it wasn't?

[GReaper9000]

@Darkstar1484 However, RNA, which is used to create new strands of DNA, is constantly changing and mutating. This is why you can get RNA viruses, such as the flu, the common cold, and Ebola, several times over. Each virus you catch is actually slightly different from every other virus strain. This is also proven to be true for bacteria. Now, every so often, a new type of bacteria will emerge, and if the environmental conditions don't change, they lose to the current strain, and die.