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This variety of gliding ray is especially acclimated to cold climates and instead of releasing heated air from the vents on the underside of their body, they instead produce little snow flurries. While they tend to flock to islands in colder waters throughout the year, they appear to migrate during the winter season and appear in large flocks when snow covers most of the other islands. Most believe this is partially due to a larger availability of food during this time of year, but that it is also a breeding season for rays in general as different types of rays gather and mingle in large flocks during the winter and create murmurations that many mhoats enjoy going out to view despite their usual aversion to the cold. Those who are lucky enough to keep one of these rays as a pet appreciate these little creatures' cold nature during the summer as hugging one of these rays is like holding a little ice pack and creates a pocket of cold air around the individual in question.