4. The Ancient Serpent

The dragon in the Book of Revelation is described as a great dragon, the ancient serpent, also called the Devil or Satan, the deceiver of all humankind.

The dragon is a legendary creature.
John, the author of the book of Revelation, wrote "the ancient serpent", so we know that it is an evolved version of the serpent in Genesis 3.

God said, "Because you have done this, cursed are you above all cattle, and above all wild animals" (Genesis 3:14). These words suggest that the dragon is information generated among living creatures.

God commanded, "Be fruitful and multiply", so that the number of living creatures increased, and accidental information was generated among the same species. This information that arose among humans was likened to a serpent.

Both the information that comes through the five senses and the accidental information that arises among the same species are stored in the brains of living creatures and work in them. Trees, plants, and flowers also exchange information with each other.

Some information is transmitted slowly, and therefore, it gives us comfort and healing.
Human accidental information, which had arisen between the first created man and woman, developed rapidly.

It surpassed the memories of the two who had retained God's commands.

Its development did not stop even after they took and ate the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which God had prohibited them from eating.

And they became the most cursed of all cattle and of all wild animals.

Maria K. M.
Reference: The Worldview of Jesus Christ and the Revelation to John (https://spiritosantowjen.blogspot.com)