Species: Draco apidae bombus

The “Bumblebee Dragon”

Common name: Bumbling Floaters

Notes: Like bees, Floaters are a honey producing hive species of dragon. Unlike bees, they get their nutrients from salt mines rather than sweet nectar, leading to dragon honey acquiring a particularly salty taste. Dragon honey is a common ingredient in many savory meals, whether it be for seasoning, soups, or garnishes. It is quite expensive however as Floater hives are difficult to find without tracking down a stray Floater that made its way to the surface. Experienced keepers may have dragon honey on the market depending on the season.

This is a piece made for Smaugust using Jack Burke’s prompt list, which can be found here; https://www.instagram.com/p/CR13WkeDo4z/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link