Snakes
Snakes are tough and adaptable creatures able to survive in strangest environments. This is why you’ll find them in many different regions of our world. As these regions are different from each other, so are the snakes living in them. Here are some of the more common types of snakes:
Dirt Snake
Dirt snakes are the most common snake of Eastern T@Ö#Ä3 Wasteland. They hide in the dirt and around scarce shrubbery, but also love to warm up in the heat of hot black and golden suns present here. They are not venomous but can be quite friendly - almost too friendly. They can often be found in mole settlements here, and will make their way into your house if they can. People here may keep them as - hm - buddies I guess. You know, not exactly a pet that you own and lives in your house, but a buddy that lives in the wild and will come and go as they please.
Rock Snake
Known as dirt snake’s rocky cousin, these snakes are more common in Northern T@Ö#Ä3 Wasteland, and especially in Snake Territory, located in East T@Ö#Å3. They aren’t as friendly as dirt snakes, but prefer to stay in their rocky habitat. They are gray with greyish-black markings that help them hide among the rocks.
Sand Snake
Another snake named by the habitat they live in, sand snakes can commonly be found in Desert. They are sandy in color and known for their skin flaps around their neck. Some say they can use those for flying, but no one has ever actually seen a flying snake. Something like this would be absolutely terrifying.
Feather Boa
An exotic snake of Fairy Gardens. These snakes can be found mainly in the eastern forests, but also in some other parts of Fairy Gardens. They are known for their colorful feathers that cover their body. They come in many different colors and feed only on the highest quality fruits they can find in the forests.
Snow Snake
A rare type of snake can be found in Mountain area. These snakes have evolved to be better adapted to these cold regions by growing white fur. They are another one of those strange elusive creatures only rarely seen by people, because not many people will go to Mountain area anyway.
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