The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 202
that the Sargassum wasthe home of a number of strange creatures whichwere so curious and interesting that I must tellyou something of them. Here is a picture of theSargassum just as it looked after being fished up,and put into a big glass jar full of pure sea-water. The round knobs on the stem are… … THE SARGASSUM. which flows northward like a mighty river fromFlorida and the West Indies, may have borne itonward for many weeks. Our seaweed may therefore have been a greattraveler, and may have had some strange adven-tures on its way. We may be sure it hasweathered some great storms, and has been…
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