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How do bearded dragons behave?
They behave good but it depends
Where do frost dragons live?
Frost dragons live in cold eriase of worlds. If they are on earth they will be probably on the south or north pool
When do frost dragons hibernate?
Every summer.
Are frost dragons real?
Frost dragons survive in icy areas. It is their natural habitat. Their eggs need to be layed in ice before they can hatch. Their temperature, like humans, determine the gender of the baby. They may well be...icy areas are hard to get at...and Frost Dragons live in caves. If you are planning to go to an icy area (like Antartica) be sure to be on the lookout for tracks, poo and bones that may lead as evidence for dragons!
How do Green Dragons behave?
Very very bad!
What do the frost dragons eat?
they eat aborted fetuses from snow orcs
Can you think of any substitutes for curse words for dragons?
Ice dragon: slush, frost.
What does a frost dragon look like?
Frost dragons look very much like European dragons, but the crests on their heads are more pronounced and they have webbed feet for swimming after prey such as orcas and leopard seals.
What kind of dragons are there on Skyrim?
The random dragons come in different kinds, depending on your level. The first ones are just called 'Dragon', after that are Blood Dragons, then Frost Dragons, Elder Dragons, then Ancient Dragons. Some dragons have names, these dragons will be one of the types mentioned above.
How do dragons behave?
Depends on the dragon and the conditions. If you want to know more, just ask me.
What dragons egg is blue with snowflakes?
The frost dragon's egg is usually blue with snowflakes but they can vary.
How old can a ice dragon live?
well they are actually called frost draons, but that doesn't really matter. all round dragons can live up to unimaginable amounts of years. European dragons live up to 500 max. frost dragons aren't so diffrent so i'd say 400 max. as they are quiet scarce/rare.
