This is an artist's rendition of what a dagron probably looks like in its natural habitat. It may be difficult to discern if what you are looking at is a lizard, a komodo dragon, or a true dagron. Here are some helpful tips to help you avoid making any fatal mistakes:

The dagron breathes fire. All the time. If it's not breathing fire, it's not a dagron.
Not all dagrons have wings, but the most dangerous of dagrons almost certainly do. They probably are boney and unnecessarily complex.
The dagron will not bother to hide. Other lesser creatures may feel the need to stalk their prey before going in for the kill. The dagron is better than this, and it knows it. If you suspect you are being followed by a dagron, you are wrong. They would never give you the satisfaction of knowing they were after you.

If you see a dagron, it is safest to die. Any form of suicide is likely more pleasant than becoming prey to a dagron's hungry maw.