The dragon is the totem and symbol of the Chinese nation, and every Chinese is proud to be the descendant of the dragon.
In fact, it is not only our country that has dragons, but also the existence of dragons in other parts of the world.
What do these dragons look like, where do they live, and what do they do?
If you are interested in these questions, don't miss the blockbuster Year of the Dragon gift "Dragon's Ark: A Diary of a Scientific Expedition of the Dragon Protector" produced by Le Fun, which involves geography, history, nature, biology, architecture, myths and legends and other knowledge.
In this book, children will follow a mysterious team called the Dragon Protectors as they travel through seven continents in a Super Ark to find the surviving dragons and provide them with the necessary help and shelter to unravel the mysteries of the dragons.
Oceania: Pterodactyl
With large slender nostrils, wide abdominal scales, and a long, flexible tail, he is good at poison gas attacks, lives in a humid and dark environment, and has wings when he is a child, and when he matures, his wings will fall off naturally.
Antarctica: Ice Dragon
Blue eyes, crystal wings, strong limbs, and sharp ice thorns all over the body, the body is transparent, which is easy to hide in the ice and snow, and the gas sprayed when breathing can freeze the prey instantly.
South America: Hydrasaur
Multiple heads, but non-renewable, the number of heads varies, depending on the parents, and if two three-headed dragons are combined, the resulting child will have six heads. The powerful hydra can fight independently with each head, and can spit fire, breathe cold gas, release poison gas, shoot venom, etc., at the same time, but they do not like violent force by nature.
The Drakesaur of North America, the Betsy Pterodactyl of Europe, the Pterodactyl of Africa, the Chinese Dragon of Asia, the noble and mysterious Dracosaurus...... More dragons are waiting for you to discover!
Children are welcome to take the "Dragon's Ark" and join this sacred dragon science adventure.