The whole Dragon shedding skin might sound weird but it sounds kind of normal to me.

I grew up on a farm, so we had a lot of animals. When goats give birth, the babies are born in their membrane sac which contains everything a human does but goats don't break their water like we do so our after birth comes out after we give birth. Once the baby goat comes out it hits ground. Typically that doesn't break the sac. So Mama goat eats the entire membrane sac and after birth. It was always fascinating to watch because year after year when the mama goats go to save their poor babies so they don't suffocate they always start at the nose. Goats tend to give birth at night so I'll never understand how the hell momma goats can know where to start. Though we probably had to save a handful of babies because the mamas were too worn out to even try to get them out of their sac. At least that's what I think, my mom told me they just weren't meant to be mothers. Which is true some goats are not meant to be mothers. Especially Greta, our Toggenburg goat. We had her for 15 years and not once did she try to save her child. Which is weird because she was a Swiss dairy goat, they're meant to be mothers. Honestly she acted more like a buck anyway.