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Furthermore, when a moisture-born garuḍa king wishes to capture an egg-born nāga, he also goes toward the sea east of the tree to capture and eat it. When a moisture-born bird king wishes to capture a womb-born nāga, he goes toward the sea south of the tree to capture and eat it, the water parting for four hundred yojanas. When a moisture-born bird king wishes to capture a moisture-born nāga, he goes toward the sea west of the tree to capture it, the water parting for eight hundred yojanas. The moisture-born bird king can only capture egg-born, womb-born, and moisture-born nāgas, and cannot capture apparitionally born nāgas.