Bubbles

-Plants and insects
-20 day cool down
-from Shattered plain
- nomadic, methodically following ancient, looping paths known only to their clan
-does not sleep and rarely stops moving.
Snappers are living encyclopedias. A dragon who is seeking difficult-to-obtain information will have the most luck unearthing it from a Snapper clan - provided they have the patience for it.
want two dozen quick answers, talk to a spiral. If you want a fully developed novel, follow a troupe of Snappers around for a week.
-lives spent in travel, these dragons do not build permanent lairs.
-difficulty residing in closed spaces or living in small, restricted territories.
-do not do well in mixed-species lairs, and typically leave after a short duration.
-One to four times a year, (depending on the age and size of the dragon), a Snapper will create a shallow burrow and spend several days molting. After emerging, they will pick up where they left off on their route.

Snappers do not seek confrontation, but when it presents itself they prefer a direct response. Their standard tactics involve trampling smaller foes beneath their bulk or use their powerful jaws to snap them out of the air. The crushing force of their beak is enough to shatter the scales and armored plating of most species. When confronted with overwhelming odds, Snappers will lower themselves to the ground, protecting their underbellies. Their back and sides are protected by a thick, rugged hide that is difficult to pierce. They attempt to (-and often succeed at) outlasting attacks made against them until help can arrive. It is difficult to move an entrenched Snapper with anything but an opposing elemental attack.