Amphithere (Draco americanus)

In addition to the well-known mexican feathered amphithere, there is a furry North American variety that primarily hunts buffalo and has sometimes been mistaken for a gigantic moth.

Lair or Nest:
Among the reeds on lakesides or offshore islands.

Dimensions:
[Adult] 45 feet long; 5-10 feet high

Colouration:
Green

Forms of Attack:
Flaming breath, tail lash, constriction.

Food:
All the large indigenous mammals of the Americas, typically llamas in the south and buffaloes in the north.