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Sea World is a detention centre, on the Gold Coast, Australia, for fish and other sea creatures, suspected of being involved in extremist activity. Any sea creature that is suspected to be involved with axis of sting is now held there. There has been a huge increase in creatures held there, ever since the declaration of war by the Stingray nation.

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rdfs:comment	Sea World is a detention centre, on the Gold Coast, Australia, for fish and other sea creatures, suspected of being involved in extremist activity. Any sea creature that is suspected to be involved with axis of sting is now held there. There has been a huge increase in creatures held there, ever since the declaration of war by the Stingray nation.
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abstract	Sea World is a detention centre, on the Gold Coast, Australia, for fish and other sea creatures, suspected of being involved in extremist activity. Any sea creature that is suspected to be involved with axis of sting is now held there. There has been a huge increase in creatures held there, ever since the declaration of war by the Stingray nation. The Stingray nation have claimed responsibility for two separate attacks in as many months. The first was on Australian Archduke, Steve Irwin. It is suspected that this attack was in retaliation for his treatment of crocodiles over the past few years. Since that attack, a UN delegation was sent to the Underwater Complex, in which the Stingrays live. However, the successful negotiations that they had compiled in that time were overshadowed by a more recent attack on a man in the South Pacific, near Florida. The Irwin assassin, Gavraylo Princep was originally suspected of the attack, however it is now known that Urak Barameel, who is already on America’s most wanted list, is responsible. The attack brings much fear to international community, as this second attack was committed out of water, meaning the stingrays may now have developed amphibious capabilities.

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