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Don't get into an argument with a Hammerhead Dragon. To say they're hard-headed is an understatement. If confronted with an opinion that contradicts its own, the Hammerhead Dragon will use its thick skull to bash its way through whatever is preventing it from leaving the conversation. Trees, rocks, metal cages... you name it.
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Adolescent Hammerhead Dragons are fiercely competitive' and are known to bash heads with one another during an Usually, after a while of fighting, the two dragons will become so disoriented, they forget what the argument was about and part as friends.
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Hammerhead Dragons don't interact much with humans, but they have been spotted by sailors flying over the seas. There are few reported cases of this, as sailors usually assume they're going crazy from being too long at sea and seeing flying sharks. The sailors who do report Hammerhead Dragon sightings are dismissed as wackos.
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Many Caretakers choose not to keep Epic Hammerhead Dragons because they are so frightening, with their oblong heads and razor sharp teeth. Ironically, Hammerhead Dragons in the Epic stage are the most harmless; they eat a strict fruit diet and have mostly calmed from the hard-headed days of their youth.
