The TV show on Carpathian mountains about dragon remains and all that.Is that an enacting?Did find remains?

Question

I want to know or read about that Carpathian mountains,play enact.Was that an enactment on what would have happened? Did we find the remains?Is that remains of a firebreathing dragon kept in a London museum?what is these all about?Kids are fighting over the truth.What kind of a misleading show from a supposedly reputed TV Channel?

Answer 1

I think you are refering to a BBC/Discovery TV show called "Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real" that was done with special effects by the same guys who did the "Walking with Dinosaurs" series.

It's a purely speculative fiction show, presented in a fake documentary fashion, with narration by Patrick Stewart (for US release) or Ian Holm (UK version). In the show, scientists uncover a perfectly preserved dragon in the Carpathian mountains, along with some 15th century knights, and it goes into pseudo-scientific 'explanations' of how it might have been possible for creatures weighing half a ton to actually fly and breathe fire.

The whole thing was fictional, and the 'science' spurious at best, but since it was presented in what appeared to be a documentary style, it could be easy for someone not familiar with biology or physics or just flipping past the channel, to conclude that it was a genuine nature show.

It is perhaps irresponsible for channels like Discovery or Animal Planet to show 'mockumentaries' like this without suitable disclaimers, but leaving aside the accuracy of the science or hoax-like production questions, the show itself was very well done, with some excellent animation and inventive 'ecology'.

Answer 2

Carpathian Mountains Dragon

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I presume you are asking a serious question.
Fire breathing dragons never existed.
Anything resembling a dragon is a dinosaur.
Even reputable TV channels hype (mislead) historical and scientific events to attract viewers.
Any supposed evidence of dragons is exciting to children as well as adults.
Your children's imaginations are working perfectly.

Answer 5

Im not sure about the play you are talking about, but I've been taught that whenever
Chinese dug up the remains of dinosaurs they believed them to be dragons.
Also fossilized remains are used in chinese healing and have been for thousands of years, so imagine how many fossils have been ground up and eaten.This practise still occurs today.