Tag Archives: Dragons

From Matchsticks to Flamethrowers: On the Evolution of Dragons

Posted on July 3, 2017 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Edmund Teile, as prepared by his great-grandson, Isaac Teile Art by Leigh Legler Abstract: This paper asserts that pinwyrm lizards are closely related to western red and northeastern black dragons despite their contemporary classification as monitors. First, I … Continue reading →

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Birthing Fire

Posted on April 24, 2017 by Mad Scientist Journal

An essay by Dr. Henrik Ahlstrom, as provided by Dantzel Cherry Art by Leigh Legler DR27-6 wobbles one last time, and a crack laces across the marble shell, etched by a small egg tooth. White and red fluids spill out. … Continue reading →

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On Dragon Eyes

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Mad Scientist Journal

A Practical Technique for Spectacle Removal in the Royal Dragon (Draco regius) By Simonius Selvius, scholar-in-residence at the University of Heliopolis South, and Harun ibn Saleh Abd al-Bari, senior researcher at the University of the Nile, as provided by Sarah … Continue reading →

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