Jupiter Dragon (Trees Everywhere)

The Jupiter Dragon is a dragon that first appeared in the late 2010s on Jupiter. Very little is known about the monster and there are no attempts or plans to study it.

History
"Galileo must've been blind when he studied the planet." On the 6th of September 201X, the G-Force spaceship Juno Day arrived near the moon Europa to study the atmosphere of Jupiter. A space probe was launched directly towards the planet but it was lost due to bad weather. Minutes later, the spaceship was "captured" and quickly plumetted towards Jupiter. All of Juno Day's 1,530 crew perished that day.

On Earth, G-Force quickly gathered all the data and evidence they had on the mission, including the few audio logs transmitted directly to the base. All signs point out to either bad weather or alien technology hidden on the surface of Jupiter. Another probe was sent to find the existence of a possible alien weapon on the planet but it too was destroyed.

A radical plan was hatched to uncover the truth behind the "Jupiter Weapon". A fleet of satellites and probes are sent to the moons of Jupiter, where they'll continuously transmit the data to one another until the transmission reaches Earth or a satellite with all the data flees towards Earth. "Operation Crossbone" as it was called, was successful in uncovering the identity of the "Jupiter Weapon", revealing itself to be a massive dragon-like monster not unlike Tree Ghidorah.

Ability
Not much is known about the Jupiter Dragon though it is confirmed that it can attract objects towards it like a tractor beam. Despite the heavy gravity of Jupiter, it is somehow able to fly. It is theorized that the Jupiter Dragon might not be solid at all, in a physical sense, and is instead nearly gaseous. Either way, there's too few information on the Jupiter Dragon and its abilities (besides the tractor beam) and actual appearance are only speculation.

Trivia

 * It's that noodle Ghidorah from the anime trilogy.
 * For some reason, it was the first thing I thought of in the morning.