Amphitere

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[edit] Amphiteres in mythology

Amphiteres were very large dragon-related creatures who were basicly feathered derpents with two wings as limbs. They resembled the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl.


[edit] Amphitheres in Dragonology

Amphiteres are in the book Dragonology as Amphitheres (note the "h" between the "t" and the "e"), and they are the only American type of dragon . Yet, Amphitheres have three subspecies:

- The Mexican Plumed Serpent, whose description is the same of the original Amphiteres;

- The Moth-Dragon, an Amphithere with fur instead of feathers;

- Draco Americanus Incognito, a very mysterious Amphithere.


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