Mangrove Specus

This is where the dens of the Cephus can be found, cunningly woven above the marshy water in the roots of a mangrove forest. The roots are too dense to allow attackers such as crocodiles to approach, and a stranger would find it impossible to navigate the roots without falling into the water. The dens are formed by the roots themseves, not unlike nests, there are concealed walkways between them so that the wolves can get around safely. Privacy is provided by the thick areas of unwoven root between each den.