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@@ -850,7 +850,7 @@ From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis>
838,"Ships that should have the misfortune of encountering this monstrous cephalopod will soon find their keel snapped in twain, then drawn in to the beast's razor-beaked maw, never to be seen again. Or so claimed a captain found clinging to a reef in the northern Strait of Merlthor. Some say the smell of ale on his breath gave the lie to his tale, but any seaman worth their sea salt treads those waters with caution all the same.",29737,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
839,"If the legends are true, this fish came to be when Oschon, god of wanderers and vagrants, cast a stone into the ocean which then gained sentience. Despite this and the passage of countless centuries, however, the stone has somehow yet to realize it has become a fish.",29738,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
840,"Easily identified by their nuchal hump, jasperheads are highly prized for the unique, calcified stones formed in their bellies, said to match even the most opulent of jewels in color and beauty. The naturalist who named this fish denies all accusations that its nomenclature is at all related to his feud with an ex-colleague.",29719,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
841,"A distant relative of the silver shark, its tarnished, dark gray skin is attributed to the warmer climate of its home near Galadion Bay.",28942,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
841,"A distant relative of the silver shark, its tarnished, dark grey skin is attributed to the warmer climate of its home near Galadion Bay.",28942,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
842,"The rosy bream is known to have the shortest spawning season of any species of Bianaq bream, and some say it is for this reason their scales boast the richest colors. Even their eggs are an unusually vivid shade of crimson, leading many to believe theirs are the most nutritious and therefore worthy of a steeper price at market.",28939,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
843,"Whether it be because of some long-forgotten affront to their honor or because they collectively forgot their natural shape, no specimen of this blowfish has ever been caught in a deflated state. Although one has never been observed exploding, fishers have given it this moniker in the fear that one day some poor soul might end up with a face full of spines.",29724,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
844,"The sturdy fins of this fish maintain their firmness even bells after they have been wrested from the seas. In fact, by measuring the distance of each fin from the other, many say you can form a triangle whose proportions are as precise as any an arcanist could devise.",28940,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
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905,"So slow-moving and docile are these wavekin that they often become home to several varieties of coral. These complex miniature ecosystems include creatures that spend their entire lives on the back of one of these gentle giants, many of which are edible. As such, a veritable seafood smorgasbord can result from a single catch, if one has the strength to reel it in.",29789,445,5,True,False,1,900,0,True,True,False
906,"Despite being at the very top of the food chain, this formidable species has nigh-impenetrable natural defenses. They are said to be rockfins that have lived for so long that the stony covering has spread to envelop their entire body. Should the adage, “There is always a bigger fish,” actually prove true, said bigger fish would no doubt struggle to feast on such an obviously inedible creature.",29790,445,5,True,False,1,900,0,True,True,False
907,"Once thought to be extinct, legends tell of this enormous creature being used to tow pirate ships in the seas around Aerslaent. They are said to form close bonds with those worthy of their respect, even going so far as to sacrifice themselves for the good of their masters.",29791,445,5,True,False,1,900,0,True,True,False
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908,"In light of its origin, perhaps it is unsurprising that this coral is thought to be imbued with Thaliak's wisdom. Many even believe that giving a chunk of it a good lick will grant the taster a flash of inspiration─a practice that is both highly frowned upon and widely perpetuated in scholarly circles.",29673,440,0,False,False,3,399,0,True,False,False
909,"Though these mollusks may simply fancy dragon bone for its defensive properties, Coerthan folklore has it that their flesh arose from within it, and that they are themselves, in some sense, bone given new life. Indeed, the influence of lingering wyrm aether would explain their overall lethality...though not their predisposition toward cannibalism.",29678,450,0,False,False,3,397,0,True,False,False
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850 846 Inhabiting the turbulent currents of the Rhotano Sea, the dull crimson of this fish's scales is made even more menacing when the proboscis upon its head shines red. Many a treasure-seeking fisher has been drawn in by its ruby glow, but few have returned with anything save open wounds. 29731 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False False
851 847 To many this shark may look much like the one endemic to the Strait of Merlthor, with its protruding eyes and oddly shaped head. Those familiar with the more obscure aspects of these seaborne predators, however, will note that its skin is a darker shade of black, likely due to the unique organisms present in the waters it inhabits. 29735 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False False
852 848 Insatiable in its appetites, this species of eel tends to be fattier than the varieties found in other parts of Eorzea. If they knew what people on land were calling them, perhaps they would save some of the ocean's prey for the other hungry fish. 29733 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False True
853 849 In contrast to the soaring arcs of its brethren in other parts of the ocean, this fish leaps through the Strait of Merlthor in short, cutting crescents. However, unlike its namesake, two sailors can toss it back and forth for bells and still have all their extremities intact at the end. 29718 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False True
854 850 This fish is often dragged out of the ocean along with the morass of seaweed in which it makes its home. The tangled algae is also its main source of sustenance, resulting in short periods of time in which it must swim through dangerous waters bereft of home or nourishment. 29740 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False True
855 851 The first fishers that spied this wavekin in their nets were astounded by its massive size, but their enthusiasm was soon dampened when they discovered that it had little in the way of edible meat. Although scant, its flavor was appetizing, and culinarians that know how to get the most out of each crab have become prized commodities in Limsa Lominsa. 29741 1 2 True False 1 900 0 True False False
856 852 Historians debate the series of events that led to the discovery of the deep blue this octopus's ink produces, but most agree that it was likely an accident involving an angry cephalopod. Regardless, the results of the incident are well documented: dresses dyed with this ink became so in vogue that merchants were forced to produce imitations as the wavekin's population plummeted. 29734 1 3 True False 1 900 0 True False False
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