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Indeed, as the sea gates must be frequently opened and closed, to facilitate ships moving to and from the Arsenal, and inner harbors, to the Tamber, an occasional shark finds its way into the city. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #86)

They clean the canals. On the other hand, many urts, particularly the larger ones, are aggressive and will attack anything in the water. It is not wise to swim in the canals. Indeed, as the sea gates must be frequently opened and closed, to facilitate ships moving to and from the Arsenal, and inner harbors, to the Tamber, an occasional shark finds its way into the city. The number of urts in the canals are reduced by licensed urt hunters. The usual arrangement is a hunter, in a small boat, accompanied by a slave girl. The hunter is armed with an urt spear, which is essentially a light harpoon with its attached rope, the coils of which are layered in a wooden bucket near the bow of the craft. - (Quarry of Gor)