Baby Earth Dragons might easily be mistaken for a large lizard like the Eye Lizard which is common in Europe. Newly Hatched Dragons measure some sixty centimeters in length, and their wings, encased in sacs, which look at first glance like typical lizard marking . The Baby Dragons tail is not ringed-shaped and if caught is not able to shed it like other reptiles . Thanks his relatively large size and his tremendous agility, he is able to elude predators like foxes, badgers, and birds of prey which would otherwise devour him. At about eight or nine months, he is the size of a large dog, and is now as well as stray sheep and calves, but always with moderation to avoid discovery by humans.
This behavior is instinctive in the young dragon, whose intelligence has not yet developed. His nocturnal habits, his caution and his extreme timidity make it very difficult to observe the young dragon during this period.able to tackle animals as large and fierce as a wolf. He hunts and eats foxes and mountain goats, as well as stray sheep and calves, but alway moderately to avoid being seen or captured by Humans.
