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11 September 2026
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N 09:52 | Talakar Strait 2 changes history +8,603 [Malaki59 (2×)] | |||
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08:44 (cur | prev) +12,784 Malaki59 talk contribs (Created page with "{{Breadcrumb |1=Main Page |2=Geography of Gondara |2label=Geography |3=Talakar Strait }} {{Gondara Region Infobox |name=Talakar Strait |image= |caption= |type=Marine rift strait |location=Western Gondara between the Talakar Peninsula and mainland |state= |area=~8,848 sq mi |terrain=Funnel-shaped drowned rift valley with near-vertical escarpments, submerged cliff walls, coral reef shelves, and deep inlets |climate=Marine |control=Gondara |waters=South Pacific Ocean |feat...") | |||
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08:41 | Fauna of Gondara 7 changes history +1,591 [Malaki59 (7×)] | |||
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08:37 (cur | prev) +35 Malaki59 talk contribs (→Pacific Fauna) | ||||
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| N 08:36 | Talakar Reef Shark diffhist +7,950 Malaki59 talk contribs (Created page with "{{Breadcrumb |1=Main Page |2=Fauna of Gondara |2label=Fauna |3=Talakar Reef Shark }} The '''Talakar Reef Shark''' is a large mobile reef predator native to the coral shelves, submerged escarpments, and open reef waters of the Talakar Strait. Through most of its life cycle it is one of the dominant predators of the strait, feeding on reef fish and, most notably, juvenile and adolescent Rock Crushers. Talakar Reef Sharks and Rock Crushers occupy over...") | ||||