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Description
Information.

Name: nimmmmfh.

Scientific name: nimmfhacus finanlisc.

Habitat: Lakes and rivers all over the jungle.

diet. Any non-poisonous mammals or birds.

Colors: Green, dark green.

Noticeable features: Long snake like body for easy maneuverability in the water, five dark green fins on back to a track females during the mating season, and an extra long front fangs for ripping apart flesh easier.

Class: reptile.

order: carnivore.

Description.
the nimmmmfh is a large swimming predator that lives in lakes and rivers all over the jungle. About half the length of a limousine and they weigh a little bit over the average weight of an alligator. They’re long bendable snake like body is used to quickly swim through the rivers and lakes of the mysterious jungle. Due to the fitness of its body, can also slip through small cracks and holes through sunken logs. They can eat any and all non-poisonous mammals or birds, and they do on a daily basis. However, if the creature has any type of poison in them, this will usually lead to the creature becoming horribly ill, due to their strange DNA make up. Off-topic though, anyways, they will usually wait Close to the shores of lakes and rivers, right underneath trees that grow in the middle of lakes and rivers or swamps. Usually waiting for the prey to get just close enough or even land in the water near them. Then using their crocodile like mouth, they will snap them up and rip them to pieces. Pacifically into very large chunks, which they can easily swallow. They cannot chew their food due to the lack and weakness of their teeth. They can easily rip their prayer apart with their teeth, but they can’t chew with them. So instead, they swallow their food like a duck.

Before the meeting season begins, the male nimmmmfhs Will begin to fight each other to the death. So that when mating season does eventually come around there will be less competition. And when it Eventually does come around, The males will begin searching for suitable mate. This process will usually go on for a week or two until a mail has finally picked out the perfect mate. Then they will try and convince the female to follow them to a secluded part of the lake or river. They called home, this is usually done in the night. The mail will then find a nice large, quiet, secluded spot, and once he has, he will begin the nimmmmfh meeting dance. This consists of the male swimming around the female in a perfect circle, slowly bobbing in and out of the water just show off their fins. As you may have noticed, the nimmmmfh has five large shark like fins on their back. During the meeting season, they become extra dark green, which attracts the females more. The meeting dance usually lasts around 2 to 3 hours and by the end the female usually accepts the proposal.

Description
Information.

Name: nimmmmfh.

Scientific name: nimmfhacus finanlisc.

Habitat: Lakes and rivers all over the jungle.

diet. Any non-poisonous mammals or birds.

Colors: Green, dark green.

Noticeable features: Long snake like body for easy maneuverability in the water, five dark green fins on back to a track females during the mating season, and an extra long front fangs for ripping apart flesh easier.

Class: reptile.

order: carnivore.

Description.
the nimmmmfh is a large swimming predator that lives in lakes and rivers all over the jungle. About half the length of a limousine and they weigh a little bit over the average weight of an alligator. They’re long bendable snake like body is used to quickly swim through the rivers and lakes of the mysterious jungle. Due to the fitness of its body, can also slip through small cracks and holes through sunken logs. They can eat any and all non-poisonous mammals or birds, and they do on a daily basis. However, if the creature has any type of poison in them, this will usually lead to the creature becoming horribly ill, due to their strange DNA make up. Off-topic though, anyways, they will usually wait Close to the shores of lakes and rivers, right underneath trees that grow in the middle of lakes and rivers or swamps. Usually waiting for the prey to get just close enough or even land in the water near them. Then using their crocodile like mouth, they will snap them up and rip them to pieces. Pacifically into very large chunks, which they can easily swallow. They cannot chew their food due to the lack and weakness of their teeth. They can easily rip their prayer apart with their teeth, but they can’t chew with them. So instead, they swallow their food like a duck.

Before the meeting season begins, the male nimmmmfhs Will begin to fight each other to the death. So that when mating season does eventually come around there will be less competition. And when it Eventually does come around, The males will begin searching for suitable mate. This process will usually go on for a week or two until a mail has finally picked out the perfect mate. Then they will try and convince the female to follow them to a secluded part of the lake or river. They called home, this is usually done in the night. The mail will then find a nice large, quiet, secluded spot, and once he has, he will begin the nimmmmfh meeting dance. This consists of the male swimming around the female in a perfect circle, slowly bobbing in and out of the water just show off their fins. As you may have noticed, the nimmmmfh has five large shark like fins on their back. During the meeting season, they become extra dark green, which attracts the females more. The meeting dance usually lasts around 2 to 3 hours and by the end the female usually accepts the proposal.