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There is a main chamber for the Grunts to reside in and a smaller chamber in front where the Grunts can change into and out of their suits.<ref name="beer"/> These structures often have posted guards to prevent the creatures inside from being caught off guard.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 61</ref>
There is a main chamber for the Grunts to reside in and a smaller chamber in front where the Grunts can change into and out of their suits.<ref name="beer"/> These structures often have posted guards to prevent the creatures inside from being caught off guard.<ref>''[[Halo: The Flood]]'', page 61</ref>


When shot in Halo Wars, the tanks sometimes explode due to methane's high flammability.
When shot in Halo Wars, the tanks sometimes explode due to methane's high flammability.Sometimes if you shoot it you can see blue gas seep out.


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Methane Tanks are cylindrical, pyramidical, and in Halo: Combat Evolved, cones that curl-at-the-ended structures used by Covenant Unggoy (Grunts).[1] They are moderately large and resemble small fuel tanks of modern trucks.[2]

When they are really huge, they provide a place for the creatures to breathe their methane atmosphere outside of their suits. Thus, Grunts remove their suits when entering the huge methane filled tank, as they are not needed.[1]

There is a main chamber for the Grunts to reside in and a smaller chamber in front where the Grunts can change into and out of their suits.[1] These structures often have posted guards to prevent the creatures inside from being caught off guard.[3]

When shot in Halo Wars, the tanks sometimes explode due to methane's high flammability.Sometimes if you shoot it you can see blue gas seep out.

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