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The '''Swamp Monsters''' were a race of monsters that live in thick, muddy swamps. They have small brains and so are not very clever. They use cords to attach to other beings and use their intelligence to survive. They reproduce by exploding and the peices each become new swamp monsters. It affected the otters. [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Martha Jones]] came across one in Wetworld. It tried to use a nuclear explosion to multiply itself. The doctor stopped the explosion and tricked it into using the [[TARDIS]] to multiply, it attaches itseld to the doctor, who then defects it. ([[TDA]]: ''[[Wetworld]]'')
The '''Swamp Monsters''' were a race of monsters that live in thick, muddy swamps. They have small brains and so are not very clever. They use cords to attach to other beings and use their intelligence to survive. They reproduce by exploding and the pieces each become new swamp monsters. It affected the otters. [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] and [[Martha Jones]] came across one in Wetworld. It tried to use a nuclear explosion to multiply itself. The Doctor prevented the explosion and tricked it into using [[the Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] to multiply, it attaches itseld to the doctor, who then defects it. ([[NSA]]: ''[[Wetworld]]'')
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Revision as of 14:24, 26 May 2009

The Swamp Monsters were a race of monsters that live in thick, muddy swamps. They have small brains and so are not very clever. They use cords to attach to other beings and use their intelligence to survive. They reproduce by exploding and the pieces each become new swamp monsters. It affected the otters. The Doctor and Martha Jones came across one in Wetworld. It tried to use a nuclear explosion to multiply itself. The Doctor prevented the explosion and tricked it into using his TARDIS to multiply, it attaches itseld to the doctor, who then defects it. (NSA: Wetworld)