Dragon(frost)

Massive reptile with frost breath. Bonding is rare.

Basic Information

Anatomy

six limbs

Biological Traits

Frost breath is the only difference between it and Firedrakes.

Genetics and Reproduction

Similar to that of Firedrakes, except for the eggs are kept very cold.

Growth Rate & Stages

A newly hatched dragon, called a wyrmling, lacks the freezing-breath associated with these types of dragons. Their wings droop and usual drag the ground until about two(2) days after hatching. It is about this time that the young dragon begins to develop their breath abilities and they learn to fly and hunt alongside a parent.
After about ten(10) years, the young dragon will leave the den to create one of their own. By this time they can fully control their ice breath and their scales have harden exponentially.
When it reaches adulthood its scale have reached a near impenetrable hardness.

Ecology and Habitats

Northern mountains

Additional Information

Facial characteristics

Some have more thin, spike-like horns than their cousins.

Average Intelligence

Same as Firedrakes.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Same as Firedrakes.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dragon -The Elders

Scientific Name

Draco gelum

Lifespan

unknown

Conservation Status

All existing dragons are under a strict limited hunting.

Average Height

12'

Average Weight

1.35tonnes

Average Length

25' 8"

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

white, blue, pale gray