Have you ever seen an Ice dragon before?

You would be lucky if you saw one because they are really rare. It normally stays up in the sky in fact they are very similar to large majority of dragons. Same as most ice dragons, they are mostly blue because they come from ice caves and they hatch from blue ice eggs they have a long tail it has brilliant eyesight from up above the ground. Typically, they are an amazing ice colour which glitters as their spike catches the sunlight. However, some only come out when not that much people are about. This allows them to blend in amongst frozen landscapes they can swim in the sea. They blend in with things that are blue so that’s why people don’t see them that often. They have large pointy, sharp teeth made out of diamonds they are cold and they like cold climate so when it is about winter. As they fly they sometimes breath out snowflakes. No one actually knows where the dragon is during summer times it is thought that they hibernate in the north pole. Possibly beneath ice caps however, in the winter they might be seen hiding in forests. If you wish to see one, then you should wait by a super icy area when the snow is falling. Unfortunately, If you touch one when you see it you will turn into a frostbite! So any curious enough track a snow dragon should be very careful.