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Again, depends on location, culture, and point in time. Wyrm could also be synonymous with “snake” which famously don’t have any legs or wings.

Depends on how tasty they are. Something something mammoths, giant sloths, boars, bovidae, etc. Also see zoo animals in 10mil years (lions, tigers, bears, yum yum)

Complicated topic, but according to the nerdy Eurocentric definition:

Dragon = 4 limbs + 2 wings (6 total)

Wyvern = 2 legs + 2 wings (4 total)

Wyrm = 0 limbs/wings (Still very large, like the Tremors creatures or Sand Worms)

Technically “dragons” could have anywhere from 0 to hundreds or thousands of limbs/wings, and may or may not have the ability to fly/breathe fire/speak/possess magic/etc. depending on location, culture, and point in time.

“I’d like a 20 piece dragon mcnugget with spicy cretaceous sauce please”

Do you think the thigh and breast muscles would be tough and gamey, or do you think it would scale similarly as chicken to turkey?

There’s probably a timeline where T-Rex was hunted to extinction like the Mammoth, or was domesticated for food like cattle, pigs, and other modern dinosaurs.

Haha yes absolutely! For those that don’t get the reference, here’s an absolute gem of a video from the early internet days.

Definitely Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone

Never forget this Tom Cardy classic: https://invidious.f5.si/watch?v=Ap9GqyLoWyY

Or: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap9GqyLoWyY

For further clarity, it’s a shortening of “fitting to” just like how “gonna” is a shortening of “going to.” As BremboTheFourth said, the two are synonymous.