Is the dragon's head in China camel's head, horse's head or crocodile's head? ! ! I've seen pictures of those dragons, but they don't look like dragons at all. Why are they online?

The early image was crocodile head, which ancient book I forgot, but the camel head you mentioned was from the "Xu Yi Lu" of the Ming Dynasty. Before the Ming Dynasty, dragons were three-toed like snakes, crocodiles and fish. Only the dragon of the Ming Dynasty was a camel's head with four toes and a hairy neck. The Qing Dynasty added a toe to the image of the dragon in the Ming Dynasty. It seems that some people say that this is a sense of superiority. Before, the image of the dragon was an angular crocodile head, and the image of the dragon in Ming and Qing Dynasties was very different from that in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. But since the dragon is the length of a scale worm, I think it should be the head of a crocodile. After all, crocodiles are scale insects and camels are caterpillars. There are five kinds of insects in the world, including scales (fish, snakes, lizards, etc.). ) hair (mammals, such as big bugs) feather (birds, raptors) Kun (referring to all arthropods such as Insecta, Araneae, Polypoda, etc. )