Carolina, there is a remark- name to them, viz., bourse or purse. Though its flesh able natural curiosity in the shape of a mountain is so deadly poisonous to man, like sharks and other resembling the famous sphinx of Egypt in all its ferocious creatures, the Junaris has its enemies that live… … into the water, and they soon make off. COMMENTRY.—(For description see page 404.] When on shore, in a collapsed state, they lie but it would be dangerous for any but an expert to risk if in the act of rising. The head is of solid rock, returning tide, they recover and swiftly swim away. it.…
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