Savannah

The Savannah takes up most of where the United States used to be. The Savannah takes up the former states pf Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, part of Kansas and most of Texas. The Savannah dips down into where Mexico used to be, before becoming a jungle.

Ryan rules the lower part of the Savannah, along with a bit of the jungle. His territory stretches from Colorado directly downwards, covering most of Texas and half of Mexico.

The Savannah itself is hot during the summers and warm during the fall and spring. In the winter, however, the area often drops to around zero, or ten above.

The land is grassy and free of large trees, consisting of short, fat bushes. The grass and vegetation are golden and brown, even in the spring. Water is sparse, well-guarded by the lion prides and other, less dominate groups of animals.