CREATOR: @benjamin_armijo

Dragonfire

Process to cast fire on a dragon: 1. The kidneys synthesize a highly reactive enzyme that is discharged into the stomach. 2. The gastric juices react with the enzyme and give rise to an acidic, volatile and highly flammable mixture. 3. The animal regurgitates the mixture and stores it in bags located on both sides of the neck. 4. The dragon contracts its neck muscles, squeezes the sacs, and releases a puff of carbon dioxide down its windpipe. Thus, it expels a jet of fuel as if it were an aerosol. 5. Coming out of the nozzle under pressure, the fuel combines with oxygen in the air and ignites. In this way the dragon spits fire without burning.