Originally American Alligators of the crocodilian family, Green Hides are commonly found in the southern United States of America, namely around the Mississippi River and southern bayous, notably Ewing Bay, Louisiana, where large gatherings of these creatures have made fishing in the swamp lands near the town increasingly difficult, making use of both the winding waterways, irradiated and crawling with numerous prey, and the decrepit buildings that often dot the locales. They are also sometimes found, albeit in small pockets, in other parts of the United States, with Swallow Hills being one such community and a prime example of this thanks to the pre-war town zoo's extensive collection of animals and the conditions which have made these areas habitable, namely the irradiated and flooded su
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| - Originally American Alligators of the crocodilian family, Green Hides are commonly found in the southern United States of America, namely around the Mississippi River and southern bayous, notably Ewing Bay, Louisiana, where large gatherings of these creatures have made fishing in the swamp lands near the town increasingly difficult, making use of both the winding waterways, irradiated and crawling with numerous prey, and the decrepit buildings that often dot the locales. They are also sometimes found, albeit in small pockets, in other parts of the United States, with Swallow Hills being one such community and a prime example of this thanks to the pre-war town zoo's extensive collection of animals and the conditions which have made these areas habitable, namely the irradiated and flooded su
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| - Originally American Alligators of the crocodilian family, Green Hides are commonly found in the southern United States of America, namely around the Mississippi River and southern bayous, notably Ewing Bay, Louisiana, where large gatherings of these creatures have made fishing in the swamp lands near the town increasingly difficult, making use of both the winding waterways, irradiated and crawling with numerous prey, and the decrepit buildings that often dot the locales. They are also sometimes found, albeit in small pockets, in other parts of the United States, with Swallow Hills being one such community and a prime example of this thanks to the pre-war town zoo's extensive collection of animals and the conditions which have made these areas habitable, namely the irradiated and flooded suburban areas where swampy terrain has formed, allowing plenty of space for mating during the spring and summer months and territorial gains made during the autumn months in preparation for winters, though Green Hides are not known Commonly they can be found scouring these habitats for prey, namely the odd bayou-dwelling Swampers, Mirelurks and, in some cases, Red Eyes. It is sometimes not unknown for Green Hides, in times where prey numbers are low or conditions are particularly hard, to eat their own young, distinguishing them as perhaps one of the few lizard-like mutants to cannibalise their young in adverse conditions, which is often flouted as a cause de celebre amongst the few naturalists and scientists left when discussing the species.
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