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Sobek was depicted as a crocodile.
He was the Egyptian god of the Nile which was believed to have been created from his sweat.
As Sobek possessed the strength and nature of a crocodile, which the Egyptians both feared and respected, he became a symbol of the Pharaoh's power.
The Nile, which was full of crocodiles, was important to the livelihood of the Egyptians.
It therefore made good sense to have a god like Sobek who could appease these ferocious beasts.
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