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Sea drakes are the most deadliest species of dragon on earth, with a voracious appetite for meat that they have a great advantage on water for an ambush.

These drakes can grow up to 59ft long and standing up to 35ft tall, and weighing 70 tons, sea drakes are the most heaviest dragons on the planet.

The only known food sources are any kind of land mammal such as buffalo, deer, antelope, and rhinos, etc. Sea drakes possess the ability to camouflage with kelp, seaweed, or seashells when it comes to hatchlings keeping away from predators.

How sea drakes ambush their prey is by blending in their environment or underneath the water for any creature to see, once it gets closer they lock on to their necks with their jaws thrashing it side to side to tenderize the meat and then one of them will start a feeding frenzy.

A sea drake's egg is the size of a golf ball, how they bury their eggs is the same style that crocodiles have, the males protect their young while the females search for fish, otters, badgers, or other mammals. They bring the carcass back to the nest so the hatchlings can eat. But when they reach to adulthood, they can take care of themselves for as long as they can to survive.

Description
Sea drakes are the most deadliest species of dragon on earth, with a voracious appetite for meat that they have a great advantage on water for an ambush.

These drakes can grow up to 59ft long and standing up to 35ft tall, and weighing 70 tons, sea drakes are the most heaviest dragons on the planet.

The only known food sources are any kind of land mammal such as buffalo, deer, antelope, and rhinos, etc. Sea drakes possess the ability to camouflage with kelp, seaweed, or seashells when it comes to hatchlings keeping away from predators.

How sea drakes ambush their prey is by blending in their environment or underneath the water for any creature to see, once it gets closer they lock on to their necks with their jaws thrashing it side to side to tenderize the meat and then one of them will start a feeding frenzy.

A sea drake's egg is the size of a golf ball, how they bury their eggs is the same style that crocodiles have, the males protect their young while the females search for fish, otters, badgers, or other mammals. They bring the carcass back to the nest so the hatchlings can eat. But when they reach to adulthood, they can take care of themselves for as long as they can to survive.