“Formerly inhabiting tropical climes, the bodies of these fierce predators have begun to adapt to deteriorating climatic conditions by growing a thick coat of spindly hair.

Known to spend much of their time in the water, except during their mating season when they are sometimes sighted furtively going about their business during the Rains in Giza Plains.

Their jaw, being split into two halves, is when suited to keeping a tight grip on prey, allowing them time to administer a finishing blow as and when they see fit.”

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