'the fast little fire devil'

Yet another weekly activity, this time we were suppose to create a dargon (yes, dargon)

A friend came up with a story to it:

"The Dargon species Lepidosauria ferocioalis where a lizard that lived in the mid level Andes up until the early 19th century. They were metodically hunted to extinction by local people because of the damage they did to cattle. One of these small creatures could completely slaughter a herd of eight cows in one hour.

Thanks to its patagium, a parachute-like membrane that stretches from wrist to ankle, it could glide for distances up to 100 meters and quickly slit the throats of unsuspecting cattle.

The locals called it "pequeño diablo ráida de fuego" which closely can be translated to "the fast little fire devil".

It could produce and spit out a chemical substance that when in contact with air ignited into an open flame. Although this feature sounds dangerous it was only used by the male, gracing the neck tentacles of the female with flames and thus making her aroused and ready for mating."