Fire-Breathers

How dragons fly actually mix with the question, how do Dragons  breath fire. While examining the dragons mouth, scientist found the dragon had sharp meat ripping teeth, and grinding teeth. On the morels was found a large fragment of stone. This stone had a large amount of platinum and traces of lime stone contained inside. But why would the dragon grind up such valuable minerals? What affect  do they have on flying?  The find was most unquestionably difficult to unfold, after the many centuries of being crumpled beneath the melting ice of the glacier where the dragon remains were found. Scientist realized that the hydrogen dragons produce must form due to the fact: Dragons would use Lime Stone like grit to grind seed, while eating the platnium. Their sharp, strong teeth could not withstand the power of rock, so they adpated, the way birds do today. Lime Stone has a large amount of calcium. Calcium and stomach acid creates hydrogen. (With the mixing matters of the prey they feed on) Hydrogen would be stored in the flight baltters (Which I explain about on page: Flight of Dragons) Platnuim would be stored inside their stomach, providing a easy way for it to scorch into flames. The Platnuim egnites the hydrogen, and scientist approve dragons could breath fire.