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| Description | Ammit, an ancient Egyptian creature that devoured the souls of the condemned in the ancient Egyptian religion. Ammit is a hybrid of three fierce creatures that threatened Nile dwellers: the crocodile, the lion, and the hippo. |
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| Author | Jeff Dahl |
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