When the average westerner thinks of Asia, cherry blossoms, martial arts, and dragons come to mind. The eastern, Asian, or oriental dragon has been in art and mythology possibly longer even than the western dragon, holding both stark contrasts and … Continue reading →
Did dragons really exist? How can we know? Without fossil records, what other evidence is there for their existence?
In this blog series, author Kandi J Wyatt explores the possibilities of dragons in reality.
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