Bahram Kills A Dragon: Firdawsi’s Shahnameh (Book of Kings)

Once there was a dragon that lived both in the water and on dry land, sometimes swimming in the sea and,
at other times, sunning on land.

Its enormous tail was so powerful that it could encompass an elephant.

It could also generate huge waves in the sea.

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