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The anatomy of the dragontaur is a much speculated one. The humanoid half has its own heart, liver, lungs, as well as a set of vestigial, under developed reproductive organs. The dragon half is also equipped with its own heart, lungs, and other vital organs with a working reproductive system. Some suggest that the species began to take this form through a sort of co-evolution between two species, with one becoming the parasite to the other, growing with each other and evolving together, much like the theory of mitochondria invading mammal cells millions of years ago to give us mammal cell structure today. Some even compare the dragontaur's design to that of a parasitic twin. Much is still unknown about these large beasts.

Dem front claws though Sloppy sketch of the Xanadu for you all. Still trying to get back into the groove.
It would be cool to make the species into some sort of adoptable. But nahh.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vNcGl…

Description
The anatomy of the dragontaur is a much speculated one. The humanoid half has its own heart, liver, lungs, as well as a set of vestigial, under developed reproductive organs. The dragon half is also equipped with its own heart, lungs, and other vital organs with a working reproductive system. Some suggest that the species began to take this form through a sort of co-evolution between two species, with one becoming the parasite to the other, growing with each other and evolving together, much like the theory of mitochondria invading mammal cells millions of years ago to give us mammal cell structure today. Some even compare the dragontaur's design to that of a parasitic twin. Much is still unknown about these large beasts.

Dem front claws though Sloppy sketch of the Xanadu for you all. Still trying to get back into the groove.
It would be cool to make the species into some sort of adoptable. But nahh.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vNcGl…