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Elves called the deadliest of the Endor's sharks Nímaeargurth ("White Seadeath"). Typically large (15+ feet) and always hungry, these unsleeping killers hunted virtually anything that had flesh that they could tear apart and eat. Even wounded whales had felt the wrath of these white (underparts) and grey (overparts) denizens of the sea.

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rdfs:label	Nímaeargyrth
rdfs:comment	Elves called the deadliest of the Endor's sharks Nímaeargurth ("White Seadeath"). Typically large (15+ feet) and always hungry, these unsleeping killers hunted virtually anything that had flesh that they could tear apart and eat. Even wounded whales had felt the wrath of these white (underparts) and grey (overparts) denizens of the sea.
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abstract	Elves called the deadliest of the Endor's sharks Nímaeargurth ("White Seadeath"). Typically large (15+ feet) and always hungry, these unsleeping killers hunted virtually anything that had flesh that they could tear apart and eat. Even wounded whales had felt the wrath of these white (underparts) and grey (overparts) denizens of the sea. The nimaeargurth's long, pointed snout was equipped with nine rows of flat, triangular teeth. Those of the outermost row were six to eight inches long. When broken off, the teeth were replaced by those of the next row, enabling the shark to replenish its saw-like weaponry. Like all sharks, the nimaeargurth was a cartilage-skeletoned fish. It bore live-young, usually in litters of 7-9 sharklings.

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