Auburn

Dragons of the World: Welcome to the world of Astolin, a fictional land where fantasy meets the modern day! Dragons, once feared as kings of the sky, have become like any other wild beast to an advanced world. They maintain their great intelligence (and occasionally eat people), but no longer burn villages. In this facility, we keep one (or a few) of each type of dragon in the world! The Leaf Crested Drake: Leaf-Crested Drakes are a small, highly social species most commonly found in temperate forests where autumn colors persist for much of the year. Measuring around eight feet long and standing only two feet high at the shoulder, their incredibly slender frames allow them to weave effortlessly through dense undergrowth and between closely packed trees. They use this agility to make up for their lack of wings. Their thick pelts of russet, gold, and chestnut fur provide remarkable camouflage among fallen leaves and rough bark, while the broad, leaf-shaped crest atop their heads helps break up their outline when resting. Omnivorous by nature, they feed on everything from berries, roots, mushrooms, insects, fish, and fallen fruit to the occasional small mammal, though they seem far more interested in play than hunting whenever given the choice. Living in close-knit family groups, They are classified as harmless, with their greatest danger being an unfortunate habit of “borrowing” unattended belongings before abandoning them somewhere entirely unexpected. Among woodsfolk, there’s an old saying about a Leaf-Crested Drake: “If the forest laughs, check your pockets.” Auburn: An incredibly happy, playful creature, Auburn loves to run around her enclosure with her pack. Her fur is soft, and she keeps it constantly groomed, often running up excitedly to caretakers and visitors to get it properly brushed and cleaned. Shes the most social Leaf-Crested Drake in her enclosure.