Sonoran

The Sonoran are a humanoid, reptilian folk, and are often mistaken for dragons and other such beasts. They are very crocodilian and are adept swimmers and hunters, accustomed to the swamps.

Appearance and Biology
Sonorans are scaly humanoids and have sharp round eyes and bumpy horms and skin. Those born with a tail posess a recessive gene that makes their appearance less human. Many razor sharp teeth line their mouth, and their nose is perfect for smelling out prey in the oddly scented swamps, or under water.

When under the water for extended amounts of time, they use their lungs as a bouyancy apparatus of sorts, and their skin filters oxygen in through their pores. Their advanced mobility and survivability in aquatic climates enhances their hunting capabilities. Certain formations near the head or shoulders are commonly mistaken to be gills, when in fact these areas are the primary respiratory glands that allow the diffusion of oxygen through the skin.

Sonorans lay eggs, a trait they share with all other reptiles. They prefer warmer climates.