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Zeppelins are dragon-like creatures
which float in the air.

Zeppelins occasionally 'walk' on land but are found in the skies most of the time. When they do land on the ground they don't stay for long, usually wanting to pick up a bypassing human. Although a person will get a free 'ride', they of course have to play by giving the Zeppelin a piece of food. Luckily, Zeppelins aren't very picky and will take whatever gets handed to them. Some, however, have certain cravings which could cause trouble.

Zeppelins come in groups called Fleets. They like to roam around in mountain areas across the globe. The most populated areas are more warmer climates, but some Zeppelins live in colder areas of the world. Sadly, they roam around areas humans are warned about. Only the brave could go see the habitat of the Zeppelin. Zeppelins that are brought in towns are most likely stolen eggs from breeding grounds. Eggs are hard to obtain because of the dangerous journey and the fear of getting harmed.

A newly hatched Zeppelin is called a Bower.

Zeppelins, when sleeping, stop moving all together and find a tall structure and use their tails to cling onto said object, or they just cling onto a mountain or cliff.

The species can be tameable. Humans often use them as transportation for transporting goods, special items, or special people. Humans consider the experience of riding a Zeppelin a rare experience and only the rich ride Zeppelins around. Putting jewels and decorations on Zeppelins to 'show off'. Mostly on the saddle.

Zeppelins are known to be intelligent creatures and if taught can understand human speech. Zeppelins can tell if a large storm is coming by instinct.

Zeppelins attack by breathing a substance similar to fire at their opponent. Rarely using this tactic, for they don't have any real enemies in the wild.

Not must else is known about the Zeppelin since seeing one or getting on from the wild is a bit of a hassle.

They are known to be about 700 feet in length (Females slightly smaller, at about 680 feet) Their weight is for now unknown.