When a drowned entity is loaded the default navigation (the one created by Mob::createNavigation) is added to ServerLevel::navigations because Drowned::updateSwimming was not executed yet.

But when it's unloaded the one returned by Mob::getNavigation() is removed from ServerLevel::navigations, which by that point is either Drowned::waterNavigation or Drowned::groundNavigation.

This causes a memory leak because the navigation added to the Set is not one of those two and thus not ever removed. As a result Level::setBlock performance degrades.

For reference our server accumulated approximately 8,100 navigations in the Set with only 38 drowned actually being alive in approximately 26h.