Lined flying dragon
A species of Flying lizards Scientific name : Draco lineatus Genus : Flying lizards
Lined flying dragon, A species of Flying lizards
Scientific name: Draco lineatus
Genus: Flying lizards
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Description
Lined flying dragon is remarkable for its ability to glide through the forests of Southeast Asia using a set of elongated ribs to generate lift. Predominantly consuming arboreal ants and termites, its diet has led to the development of a unique flattened tail for stability during these aerial pursuits. Moreover, the species exhibits astonishing territoriality, vehemently defending their tree-bound territory to ensure exclusive access to food resources.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Lined flying dragon predominantly feeds on arboreal invertebrates, primarily ants and termites. Utilizing its agility, it seizes these prey from leaf surfaces, microhabitats under bark, or within tree cavities.
Appearance
Lined flying dragon is a small, elongated reptile with wing-like skin flaps extending from its torso. It primarily displays greyish-brown scales and sports a series of dark lines running down its back. This distinct creature exhibits significant sexual dimorphism; males have ornate gular pouches under their throats, which females lack. Its long, slender tail contributes to its agile flight.
Behavior
Lined flying dragon exhibits arboreal behavior, effortlessly gliding between trees in its tropical habitat. Known for territorial displays, males undertake dramatic wing-expanding rituals to deter rivals. It's largely solitary, except for mating interactions. Foraging for food, lined flying dragon consumes small arthropods, showcasing a predator-prey relationship within its ecological niche.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dragons Genus
Flying lizards Species
Lined flying dragon 
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