How does a frost dragon care for it's young?

Answer 1

Frost dragons lay their eggs (two per clutch) in their den/ice burrow in a nest of ice and snow. They must be kept at a temperature well below freezing. When the chicks hatch, the parents (mainly mother) will take care of it until it is mature enough to fend for itself (usually around age 35). They will feed it, teach hunting skills,flying, etc. Hope this will help.

Answer 2

Draco lizards do not care for their young. The females simply create a small hole, lays her eggs, and buries them. Then she keeps watch over the eggs for about one day, and then leaves them alone.

Answer 3

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