Noah's Ark

Paragraphs, man, paragraphs.That said, tail is a euphemistic word used in place of penis. Key contextual points being how the tail stiffens, how Behemoth's strength is in his loins, and the mention of his stones. It's pretty obvious that tail refers to penis in this case. Behomoth itself is likely a bull.Leviathan is obviously based on exaggerated accounts of crocodiles. I shouldn't have to explain why.

I never knew Leviathan was mentioned somewhere other than Job. (And Psalms. I think.) In those accounts, Leviathan sound a lot like a crocodile, as long as you remove the firebreathing part, which can easily be accounted for by the telling and retelling of a story.Now that I see that Leviathan is mentioned elsewhere, I retract my assertion that Leviathan was based off of exaggerated accounts of a crocodile, because I was in error.

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