low quality image: fat crocodile in sauna

The scene opens up to a luxurious spa retreat where guests can relax and unwind after a long day. The centerpiece of this tranquil space is a massive green alligator statue standing tall atop a wooden platform. As you enter the room, you notice a faint smell of eucalyptus oil wafting through the air.

You take off your shoes and step onto the warm tiles as you make your way towards the statue. As you approach the statue, you see something unexpected - a fat crocodile lying comfortably inside its mouth! This isn't just any old croc though; it seems to be enjoying some sort of treatment from the heat emanating from the sauna next door.

It looks like he's been here for quite some time now, judging by his sunken eyes and leathery skin. But don't worry, he doesn't seem too bothered by the attention. In fact, he even waves hello when you pass him by.

You continue walking around the room until you reach the sauna itself. Inside, there are several people lounging around in various states of undress. Some are reading books while others are chatting away with their friends.

There's also a small group gathered around one corner of the room, watching intently as someone pours water into a large metal pot suspended over a fire pit. Suddenly, they erupt into cheers as steam begins billowing out of the pot. It turns out that this particular sauna has a unique feature - it uses hot rocks instead of traditional wood burning stoves.

These rocks have been carefully selected for their high mineral content which helps to purify the air and promote detoxification. And apparently, they work really well because everyone in the room seems to be feeling refreshed and rejuvenated already. So what about our friend the crocodile?

Well, it seems that he's not the only creature who likes to come here for a little bit of pampering. Apparently, the owner of the spa has been known to bring in exotic animals such as snakes and monkeys to help soothe aching muscles and joints. Who knows, maybe if you stay long enough, you might get lucky and spot one yourself!