Mysterious 'Bone Dragon' Caught in the China Sea

Quick! Throw lightning forged spears into the sea!

Raymond Young, a fisherman of 35 illustrious years, found himself a massive 11 foot long set of mysterious bones that look like could have been a dragon of the sea. Most people think that this is a frilled shark skeleton, but this time, I am going to stand with the Chinese and claim it's the remains of a magical dragon.

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Do Want: Steampunk Dragon Coffee Table

Dragons and steampunk go together like coffee and tables.

"The dragon has excellent detailing, from the gears, coils and pivots that make up the dragon's Cyborg like body to the faux oxidation on the bronze finished parts. It is hand-painted. The table measures 15 inches tall, 21 inches wide and 35 inches long, with a 1/4 inch thick glass top."

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Lord of the Rings Smaug Pizza Dragon

One of the last and fiercest of the dragons found in middle-earth, the Smaug pizza hordes pepperoni, cheese and pesto treasures.

Halloween Bearded Dragon... Dragon

Come to think of it, bearded dragons SHOULD have wings. Read on for a few more...

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Impressively Awesome Watermelon Dragon Carving

There are dragon watermelon carving sculptures and there is THIS dragon watermelon carving sculpture and yep, it really is pretty freakin' amazing. It was hand-crafted by Shawn Feeney of the Invisible Underground, which is his home of fruit carvings, vegetable sculptures, and edible alchemy.

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Taxidermied Sleeping Beauty's Maleficent Dragon Trophy Wall Mount

Put Maleficent as a trophy kill right on your wall as a green LED glowing wall mounted head. This hand-crafted custom sculpture was created by Dan Reeder who is an expert at paper mache and making things that are extraordinarily badass.

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CD Shards Make For One Cool Rainbow Dragon Sculpture

This is one professional busted-up CD shard crafting project that apparenly took "forever" to complete. If there is one thing I know about forever, is that it is a LONG LONG time. Regardless, this cool dragon sure is colorful, full of fantasy and obviously, it was forever well spent.

Fantasy rainbow dragons are goddamn badass.

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Custom Dragon Beer Steins are Designed to Absorb Your Drunken Soul

Beer + Dragon Head Mug = drunk and breathing fire at anyone who comes within range. Come to think of it... all you really need is the beer in order to do that, but at least with a dragon beer stein, you will feel WAY more badass about it.

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A Real Fire Breathing LEGO Dragon Named FireStorm

Akama1_lego put together this relatively badass LEGO dragon that actually "breathes" fire! Pretty sweet little construction that can guard my piles of cold coins and trinkets any day. Read on to see more and a video of this dragon in action.

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Brutal Sand Art: A Dragon Eating it's Maker

DRAGONS are the SHIT. But, be careful when contructing one out of sand. It WILL eat you.

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Malaysian Dragon Skeleton Sculpture Made From Chicken Bones

After completing a few chicken meals and even a turkey, Ryan took all the bones, bleached them in peroxide and then contructed a completely kick ass dragon scuplture.

"A while back I realized that the same dinosaur display that I had seen when I was a child, one that told me about the huge, cold-blooded, reptilian dinosaurs was still standing, but now it told a story of colorful ancestors of birds."

And, now they are one.

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El Grande: The Giant Scrapheap Fire-Breathing Robot Dragon

El Grande is one bad ass fire breathing dragon made from scrap metal, recycled wheelchairs, scuba diving gear valves, and loaded with a propane gas system that blasts fire all over the cheering crowd. Made for the UK based scrapheap challenge 2011.

The robot dragon was created by Dan Peppiatt and Paka with hopes that one day the robot will be a star in his/her very own theatrical show and awe audiences around the world.

“I refuse to believe things aren’t possible,” he says. “There is room in the world to make an 8-metre, 5-foot-wide dragon a misunderstood character. Robotics and androids always get a bad press in pop culture — they’re evil or want to take over the world. I want to stop that image of dragon robots being bad and show that they just want to play.” - Paka

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