Waragon Nest

Waragons are known to live in a dugout or marsh, but Valencian Waragons are a little different. In order to adapt to the rough terrain, they build nests in the shady areas between the rocks or at the bottom of canyons. You will be hugely mistaken if you think there are Baby Waragons in the nest. A Waragon Nest is merely a shelter or sign of an adult Waragon's territory. Somewhat surprisingly, they usually bury their eggs in an open plain until they hatch.