Change:  are almost exclusively gray, but occasionally they’ll have spots of paler or darker gray, considered imperfections by other dragons who rarely if ever have similar imperfections. Grubs have no powers of communication. Grubs’ only nourishment comes from a bile-like substance known as dragon’s milk, which is nursed between them.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 147)

Change: Dragons There are three basic types of dragons, sometimes referred to by three qualifiers which refer solely to their natures, and not to their physical attributes or appearance. The three qualifiers are: Wasp Moth Grub Dragons are not natural creatures. They do not   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 504)

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Change: One of the most awesome creatures every to exist on planet Earth.Dragons, as explained by Sir Allan Adam Dirkshire in his book, Of the Wash and Dragons, can be thought of in three categories: Wasps Moths GrubsThese classifications have not so much   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 55)

Change: Dragons, as explained by Sir Allan Adam Dirkshire in his book, Of the Wash and Dragons, can be thought of in three categories: Wasps Moths Grubs These classifications have not so much to do with their appearance as it does to their temperament.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 43)