Rahab

Rahab is the Ocean of Dens.

Etymology
The name Rahab refers to many monsters in different folklore and cultures.

In Jewish folklore, Rahab, who represents noise, tumult, arrogance, is a mythical sea monster, a dragon of the waters, and the "demonic angel of the sea". He represents the primordial abyss, the water-dragon of darkness and chaos. Later context had made Rahab a particular demon and an inhabitant of the sea, especially associated with the Red Sea.

In the Hebrew Bible, Rahab is used to indicate rage, fierceness, insolence, and pride.

In Judeo-Christian beliefs, Rahab was described to be "a serpent of chaos" which symbolizes the chaos banished by God during Creation. It is a powerful dragon demon, and is also known to the Philistines as Tiamat, the multi-headed dragon god.

Inhabitants

 * Animals
 * Sea Mammals
 * Dolphin (Multiple)
 * Whale (Multiple)
 * Seal (Multiple)
 * Fish
 * Barracuda (Multiple)
 * Rainbow Trout (Multiple)
 * Salmon (Multiple)
 * Clown fish (Multiple)
 * Tuna (Multiple)
 * Shark (Multiple)
 * Other Fish (Multiple)