Garden Snatchers

Garden Snatchers are monsters that live in suburban areas. They are well known among the monstrologist community.

Physiology
Garden Snatchers have a form somewhat homologous to that of the ancient ornithomimosaurs, and like them these monsters have long necks and limbs, and are equipped with slashing claws. They have a dark green color, to blend in with the night.

Garden Snatchers stand about 1.4 meters tall at the hips, and reach lengths of 3 to 4 meters.

Distribution
The Garden Snatchers live near the suburbs. They prefer forests in close proximity to these areas, as it is easier to access their favorite prey.

Diet
Garden Snatchers are carnivores. They can prey on deer or other larger animals, but their main prey is human children hunted in the darkness of night. They will smash through the windows of houses or unlock doors for a stealthier entrance, and then feast on flesh quickly and silently.

Behavior
The Garden Snatchers hunt in packs, and they are never found alone.

Control
Like many other types of monsters, Garden Snatchers are sensitive to light and flee from lamps and flashlight beams.