Night Fury EXPLAINED 🔥 | Secrets of How to Train Your Dragon’s Extinct Dragon

Hiya httyd Legends! Today I bring a new video series to the channel,
'Dragon Biology', and fittingly for the first dragon to explain, it had to be the famous Night Fury! In this Part 1/2, we explore the skeletal structure, muscular structure, firepower and the physical appearance of the Night Furies! Subscribe For More and Turn on Post Notifications!

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SEGMENTS OF THE VIDEO:
Intro - 00:00
Skeletal Structure - 1:12
Muscular Structure - 3:31
Fire Power - 6:03
Physical Appearance - 7:54
Outro - 9:47

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[idvdump]

That Night Fury skeleton is really interesting. I like how they made the wings attach to the keel like in birds unlike most depictions that give second sets of shoulders.

[JD-]

This is exactly the kind of content that first got me into Hello Future Me, and I'm glad someone's still making it! Nicely done! :D

[Dinologan]

As a certified HTTYD expert it'd nice to see a newish httyd channel surfacing and making content despite the unfair shutdown of the franchise 3 years ago.

Small word of caution to the wise, though; not everything on the wiki is accurate, as a matter of fact far from it. Especially in the size range department in particular, most measurements and numerical information are incorrect, such as labeling the Red Death 100 feet long and toothless's wingspan 50, which would mean only two of toothless's wingspans would be the length of the Red Death, which we can tell by looking at the movie is inaccurate.

Everything else in this video though seems relatively on-point, so good work.

[nickferrari]

A Night Fury’s rear wing flaps can relate to the spoilers on a plane. That’s why Toothless couldn’t fly missing one, it threw him greatly off balance

[DanyaZwiegelaar]

I need more of these! I love the How to train your dragon trilogy and need a modern Book of dragons with these explanations. I would definitely be the first to buy it. I had to share this video's link on facebook.
At 7:00 you could also have added the example of Toothless in the first movie when he literally blows the catapults apart and compare it to Stoick's body that was intact.

[cichy_youtuber]

the first conclusion one can draw upon seeing a night fury is that it must surely have strong and efficient lungs due to how much oxygen its muscles need to operate and fly with such agility, speed and height

[ashleypisarts]

This was very interesting!! Thank you for this!

[eisflamme]

I saw swallows fly and it reminded me of nightfurys.

[nickferrari]

Besides being fireproof like all other dragons the Night Fury must also be able to tolerate very cold temperatures being able to fly at such altitude’s

[tasminriverahomar]

When it comes to the Night Furies retractable teeth and if loses its tail fin it can't fly thing that's the only thing that's bugs me with it.
I don't like the retractable teeth thing cause I just don't like it but it's interesting and Toothless is adorable when he does his smile
And the Furies tail fins I don't like that if they lose them they can't fly at all cause in reality if they lose their tail fins it wouldn't prevent them from flying they would be off balance
Cause bird tail feathers provide balance when their flying and cheetah tails provide balance when they're running

[bilaljahangir]

four phasers my favorite movie is how to train your dragon

[waleedtuber]

We see dragons race to the edge season 1 episode have dragon will travel part 1 toothless shooting plasma blast to fallen down between windshear and heather themselves

[matthewfergusons]

How to train your dragons would be called naturally night fury
nickname bat cats I think bat cats