Discovering the flying dragons of Southeast Asia

The video explores the existence of a real species of flying lizards called Dracovolands, which are small, non-fire-breathing creatures that glide using modified ribs. Unlike mythical dragons, these lizards have evolved to glide efficiently, allowing them to escape predators and expand their living areas. Despite their differences from traditional dragons, they are still fascinating creatures worthy of the dragon name.

What is the real-life equivalent of dragons mentioned in the video?

• Chameleons

• Iguanas

• Dracovolands

• Komodo Dragons

How long are the Dracovolands described in the video?

• 12 inches

• 15 inches

• 8 inches

• 10 inches

What unique feature allows Dracovolands to glide?

• Powerful tails

• Modified ribs

• Wings

• Strong legs

For every foot Dracovolands descend, how far can they glide horizontally?

• 3 feet

• 8 feet

• 5 feet

• 6 feet

Why might the name 'dragon' be used for these lizards?

• They have scales

• For dramatic effect

• They are large and fierce

• They breathe fire