Which country do griffins live in?

Answer 1

Well, griffins, being cryptids, have obviously never been seen or documented, thus classified a cryptid. There is no way to determine where they choose to reside other than their body structure, so, based on that, they probably live in mild, temperate climates, including parts of the US, southern Canada, cooler parts of South America, and certain, remote areas in Europe.

You must keep in mind, though, that griffins cannot function in highly populated places. Even if they were living in these countries, they would be in highly remote areas and not in large groups, as griffins are highly territorial and solitary, only coming together to mate.

There are also subspecies of griffin, each of which is adapted to its own environment. For example, a griffin living in an alpine or taiga environment might have thick fur and feathers, grey and white coloured, while a griffin in a more tropical environment might have thinner, green-yellow feathers or fur.

... Why would you need to know this information, anyway? Planning on going griffin hunting, eh?