Timingila
“ A shark strikes through the east, while the crocodilian vahana in the west duels without reason. Hiding in the moonlight's reflections until doomed in mess. ”
– Eostre
Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Chondrichthyes
Subclass: Elasmobranchii
Infraclass: Euselachii
Superorder: Selachimorpha
Order: Lamniformes
Family: Balaenivoridae
Genius: Balaenivora
Species: Balaevora indica
Descendant: Mackerel sharks
Named by: Francisco Ahluwalia (Fictional) - India (2590-2681)
Year Published: 2677
Type:
Cartilaginous Fish (Sharks)
Guardian
Mythical
Title:
Devourer of the Cetaceans
Psyche Requiem
Pantheon: Hindu
Time Period: Pliocene to Holocene
Size: 23.9 meters in length; 9.99 meters tall in height; 4000 kilograms in weight
Alignment: Bad
Threat Level: ★★★★★★
Diet: Carnivorous
Elements: Water, combat
Inflicts: Bleeding, sundered
Weaknesses: Electric, leaf, light, fae
Casualties:
PAPRIN
???
TROQA (Pre-Morrison)
35 sailors
19 whales
Based On: itself from Mahabharata
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered
Timingila (Balaevora indica) is a huge legendary creature that is appear in Mahabharata, Ramayana or other Indian literature series. That's is a guardian of Gorrajera, introduced in Snegurochka.
Etymology
From the word timingilam is as follows: in Sanskrit तिमि "timi" is the word for ‘whale’ and गिल "gila" means ‘to swallow'. Thus timingila literally means ‘to swallow a whale’ – not just to swallow, but to swallow in one huge bite! In Tamil people: translated as whales in general.
Physical Appearance
Timingilam's color body is countershading species, the bulky, stocky build, and the colors are based on the oceans from Berbania and Earth. The edges of the fins have black gradient ‘shading’. Unless otherwise, Timingilam have bioluminescent round shapes on this from the torso to tail, otherwise it is not near the tailfin. The eye color is blue based on the countershade.
Abilities
Timingilam was very difficult to spot due to countershading. Can form in enraged turn into megalodon-sized and squirts water a lot.
Skills
Porpoised Jumper – Timingila leaps out of water and slams into the ground (or in water splashes) deals slowness. If in Get Bitten, larger amount of radius to get flu.
Depth Alert – Timingila glows their bioluminescent markings to make countershading in oceans and enhanced to shoot squirts of water deals splashed. If in Get Bitten, makes more healing itself while on countershading and camouflaged.
Size Matters/Get Bitten – Timingila enrages itself to make larger, if the rage in the attribute fully turns into the real-form of megalodon and bites in one shot. Deals bleeding and sundered.
Blessing Depth – Timingila heals from their nutrients from another salinity in water. Only in salts and freshwaters adapted and healed if only 10% health points in 30 seconds until delay in 50 seconds.
Weather Phenomenon
Tsunami
Ecology
Timingilam was the nemesis of beaked whales to pygmy right whales and other Hindu mythical creatures. According to the Indian philosophers, Timingilam was ‘invisible’ in the ocean when the Timingilam ate the whales, not rorqual whales only but also dolphins; beaked whales; pilot whales; orca; all sharks excluding whale shark; excluding the blue whales, sei whales, and sperm whales are also avoiding the large size. Timingilam was surviving in any biomes from the temperature of 39°C to -50°F, so we cannot survive in very hot or cold regions like the polar regions. Merlion is the only predator of Timingilam to keep shut the ecosystem against the large modern and mythical shark.
Behavior
Unlike there relatives and megalodon, Timingila is instantly violent and vicious towards any who approaches it from open ocean, attacking mercilessly and being even more aggressive than isonade and other mythical sharks.
Distribution and Habitat
Although widespread across most temperate and tropical oceans, Timingila is most frequently found in temperate waters and was first found in Chennai, India. According to estimates, the Timingila is increasing in the Indian Ocean and decreasing from historic levels in the Northwest Atlantic, South Pacific, and Northeast Pacific. The trends between oceanic regions vary greatly, and they are primarily based on extensive Timingila datasets.
Movement Pattern: Nomadic
Individual Type: Solo
Population Trend: Decreasing
Population: ???
Locomotion: Aquatic
Habitat: Neritic zone; pelagic zone; benthic zone; hydrothermal vents; brine pools; cold seeps; demersal zone
Earth: Bangladesh; India; Maldives; Sri Lanka; Thailand
Berbania: Chikljetang ocean
Reinachos: Horatian ocean
Sawintir: Errithaena
Tamed
Try to lure them into shallower water because Timingila likes all waters between them, though it is very difficult since they turn around when they get to the edges of shallower land. Knock them out with either the slingshot (number currently 40 times) or tranquilizers (have at least 20 on hand) feed them with any meat to blubbers; and hypnotized with Ganga's Necklace.
Lore
Bereshit - 300,000-10,000 BC
This animal was created by Project Pashneia, a scientific initiative by the Terran branch of Deities to create any animals, monsters, or humans in terms of their own.
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