01.01.13 - Stars - multiple stars with five points
03.19.05 - Eels; Jellyfish; Manta rays; Octopi; Snake-like fish (eels, etc.), squid, octopi; Squid; Stingrays
03.19.08 - Crabs
03.19.09 - Crawfish; Crayfish; Crustaceans; Lobsters; Prawns; Shrimp
03.19.12 - Clams; Mollusks; Oysters
03.19.25 - Catfish; Other fish (this section includes basic fish); Piranhas; Salmon; Tuna
03.19.26 - Costumed fish and other sea creatures with human attributes; Costumed sea mammals; Costumed seals
03.21.07 - Terrapins; Tortoises; Turtles
03.21.26 - Costumed reptiles, frogs and snails and those with human attributes
11.03.01 - Glasses without stems
24.11.02 - Crowns open at the top
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