About: Lapis Lazuli dragon

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Lapis Lazuli dragons are covered in midnight blue scales dotted with silver specks that resemble stars. Its wings are like dark blue velvet, pierced with light. Their eyes shine like stars and their claws resemble crescent moons, curved and gleaming. Their underbellies are pale, and change colour to blend in with the sky.

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rdf:type	Fauna
rdfs:label	Lapis Lazuli dragon
rdfs:comment	Lapis Lazuli dragons are covered in midnight blue scales dotted with silver specks that resemble stars. Its wings are like dark blue velvet, pierced with light. Their eyes shine like stars and their claws resemble crescent moons, curved and gleaming. Their underbellies are pale, and change colour to blend in with the sky.
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Colour	Midnight blue with silver 'stars'
Characteristics	Smaller and daintier than members of other dragon tribes, but faster in flight. Quick-witted, impulsive, curious, amusing, easily bored, enjoys songs and risk-taking.
Status	Critically endangered
Habitat	Lapis Lazuli territory
LastAppearance	Secrets of Deltora
Color	lapis lazuli
Diet	Cold-blooded creatures, Sand Beasts, fish, lizards and snakes
abstract	Lapis Lazuli dragons are covered in midnight blue scales dotted with silver specks that resemble stars. Its wings are like dark blue velvet, pierced with light. Their eyes shine like stars and their claws resemble crescent moons, curved and gleaming. Their underbellies are pale, and change colour to blend in with the sky. When in flight, Lapis Lazuli dragons are said to resemble a cluster of falling stars. They are the smallest of all the dragons as adults, and more delicate looking. Also, it should be noted that, while they fly, they seem to glide through the air like shooting stars, with barely a beat of their wings as they move along.

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