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Bacillus magicae

Latin name:  Bacillus magicae Common name: Bacillus Magicae What it is: A microbe that helps with certain magic spells. It lives in and on dragons. It is a key ingredient in the world famous Invisiblility Potion, in which it helps with a special camoflauge chain reaction. ( you wouldn't understand it if I tryed to explain it to you. It is level XIV, in dragon physics. Most humans haven't learned it. Einstein would understand though...)
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Fun Dragon Fact of the Day

Did you know that most dragons love Taylor Swift's music? Yes, they know English. They know every language! ( They also tend to be Messi fans and they usually hate Arjen Robben. Baby dragons are told that if they misbehave Arjen Robben will get them.)
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Fun Dragon Fact of the Day

Did you know that sea serpents evolved from dragons who spent their entire lives in the water? Slowly, their wings, legs and fire breathing powers started to disappear. Their scales also became softer because there were less dangers (humans, evil spirits, etc.) under the sea. Well, now you know!
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Opalus Virus

Latin Name: Opalus virus Common Name: Opal Virus What it is: A very common disease that makes dragon scales look like opals Cure: Dragon Berrie pulp mixed with mashed papayas rubbed on scales every 2 hours for 3-7 days Risk Level: 1-3
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Flamma Disease

Latin Name:  Flamma morbo Common Name: Flame Disease/Flamma Disease What it is: A rare disease that makes breathing fire unpredictable Cure: Plenty of rest, water, honey, mint, and NO PEPPERS!!! Risk Level: 6
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More Dragon Microbes

Bacillus adamas  Opalus virus  Listeria venenum  Flamma disease  Bacillus gemma  Bifidobacterium lux magicae  Clostridium negrae
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Some members of the dragon microbiome we will write about

Here are some examples of microbes in the dragon microbiome that we will be writing about: Lactococcus ignis Escherichia magicae Bifidobacterium excludunt Streptococcus volans Staphylococcus pervolo  Bacteroides ungue Listeria squama  And many many more. Stay tuned.
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