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'''Giant rats''' were created by [[Magnus Greel]] from common [[London]] [[rat]]s using [[51st century]] science, so that he could use them to guard the entrance to his laboratory located in the [[London sewer]]s. | '''Giant rats''' were created by [[Magnus Greel]] from common [[London]] [[rat]]s using [[51st century]] science, so that he could use them to guard the entrance to his laboratory located in the [[London sewer]]s. | ||
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Giant rats were created by Magnus Greel from common London rats using 51st century science, so that he could use them to guard the entrance to his laboratory located in the London sewers.
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The Doctor shot and killed one as it attacked Leela. Li H'sen Chang, Greel's henchman, threw himself to the rats as a means of suicide after his master had dismissed him from service. The rats fatally wounded him though he did not die right away. (DW: The Talons of Weng-Chiang) After the defeat of Greel, Doctor's allies Henry Gordon Jago and Litefoot descended to the sewers with a Gatling gun to kill the rest of the rats still living there. (DWM: A Victorian Interlude)
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