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It was similar to the tiny lung fish I had seen earlier on the river, those little creatures clinging to the half-submerged roots of shore trees, and, as often as not, sunning themselves on the backs of tharlarion, those tiny fish called gints. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #7)

"I have seen them before," I said, "but they were only about six inches in length". The creature which had surfaced near us, perhaps ten feet in length, and a thousand pounds in weight, was scaled and had large, bulging eyes. It had gills, but it, too, gulped air, as it had regarded us. It was similar to the tiny lung fish I had seen earlier on the river, those little creatures clinging to the half-submerged roots of shore trees, and, as often as not, sunning themselves on the backs of tharlarion, those tiny fish called gints. Its pectoral fins were large and fleshy. "Oh, men!" we heard cry. "Men! Men! Please help me! Take pity on me! Help me!" "Look, Master!" cried Alice. - (Explorers of Gor)