Dragon egg?
Chen Feng was a bit surprised. In this cave, aside from countless treasures, there was actually a dragon egg about to hatch.
Yes.
It was about to hatch soon.
Holding it in his hand, Chen Feng could clearly feel the vibrant life force within.
This wasn't the egg of a sub-dragon, but a true dragon species, as it possessed a dragon's might not found in subspecies. Although weak, it far surpassed any beast.
Most dragon eggs hatch at temperatures between 40~50°C, similar to the hatching temperatures of reptiles like sea turtles and crocodiles. Generally, hot sand beaches, areas near extinct volcanoes, or land near hot springs can provide such favorable conditions.
However, there are exceptions, such as the White Dragon. Their offspring eggs often require very high temperatures, like 200~300°C, to incubate. In nature, White Dragons can only place their eggs near volcano craters or rely on the heat of their own flames to hatch them.
