Water Dragon

The Eastern Water Dragon is a striking and large species of lizard found primarily along the eastern coast of Australia. Eastern Water Dragons can grow to a length of about 70 cm (27 inches), including their tail, which is often as long as their body. They live near water sources such as rivers, lakes, and ponds. Water Dragons can run very fast, they are excellent swimmers and good climbers.

The Fighters

On the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, two fierce rivals prepare to clash. The reigning male, a battle-hardened water dragon, has long ruled this stretch of land, dispatching every challenger with ruthless efficiency. Feared and unchallenged, his dominance has never been questioned—until now. From the nearby Broadwater, a bold young contender has arrived. Undeterred by the veteran’s fearsome reputation, the newcomer strides into enemy territory with fire in his eyes. He’s not just here for turf—he’s here for glory, and for the attention of a stunning young female who watches from the sidelines.

The stage is set for a fierce confrontation. The air is thick with tension. A brutal showdown is imminent.

The water dragon owns the place and harem — This is Water Dragon, who controls the area. He is a Bulli, chasing all other dragons away. If we pursue any, he’ll always take the quickest route—so watch your feet.

The young, strong challenger water dragon — This young dragon is the challenger. He has been here for two years. We teased and tested the placeholder many times. He is strong and very quick, now he is taking the Bulli on. There is a high stake: the area and the harem.

The Queen and spectators

The beauty queen, slim and elegant, remained calm and did not give a hint of which of the water dragon she would prefer: brilliant.

The water dragon beauty queen knows exactly who she is—and she owns it. Most days, she lounges in the bushes like it’s her private VIP suite, only stepping out when the sun’s just right for a little glam time. She keeps her figure flawless with a clean diet and a solid fitness routine—no shortcuts, just fierce dedication.

She moves like she’s walking a runway, cool, collected, and utterly unbothered. As for the two muscle-bound giants fighting over her? She hasn’t so much as batted an eye. Let them clash. She’ll choose if and when she feels like it. Because the Queen doesn’t chase—she gets chased.

**This water dragon came from near and far, this one came the long way from Forresters Beach**

**Even a bluetongue lizard wanted to see the big fight**

The much-anticipated showdown was set for December 27th at 2 p.m., but by 1 o’clock, every prime viewing spot around the arena was already taken. No surprise—this kind of spectacle only comes around once a year. Spectators had gathered from near and far, with some travelling all the way from Forresters Beach. It wasn’t just water dragons who attended; even other lizards, like the Blue Tongue, had come to witness the showdown. Among the crowd were young dragons, having never seen a fight before. Meanwhile, the more seasoned spectators exchanged a few quiet bets. The stage was set, and the tension was electric.

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The Fight

Now, turn on the speaker and click the image to see this exciting water dragon fight.

The dragon fight ended not in ruin, but in romance. The victor—a fierce young challenger with a warrior’s heart and a tender soul—won more than the crown: he won the queen’s heart. Their union was sealed in a lavish celebration that echoed through the kingdom.

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