Norwegian Garden Crocodile

The Norwegian Garden Crocodile is a creature typically found in and around Scandinavia. It is believed to have evolved from the infamous Flatbear (which died out in the viking age).

Garden Crocodiles have a form of natural camouflage that lets them appear as a discarded jacket. Although not a danger to humans or any larger animals, Garden Crocodiles usually stalk local gardens in urban and sub-urban neighborhoods in search of prey. They subside mostly on kittens, as they are easy to catch.

Although not migratory per se, Garden Crocodiles are able to travel astoundingly far by pretending to be common jackets. Thus, they form symbiotic, lasting relationships with humans. The Garden Crocodiles protect humans from wind and rain, and the human carries the creature with it wherever he or she goes. Eventually the Garden Crocodile will abandon its host however, waddling away into the night in search of prey.