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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 24 (December 1882) (1882)

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s usually carry thirty hooks, six or extremely pure, resists the cold, and is perfectly adapted a length of 33 feet, while Storer says : " The elephant or seven fathoms apart, and are kept immediately above the for lubrication. Chemically, it can be compared to seal bone shark attains a length of… … was of 68 tons burden. They also struck money. The water seemed alive with them another shark the same day, which they —ninety-nine per cent being females—all GIGANTIC SHARK CAUGHT NEAR BLOCK ISLAND, R. I reported larger, but he took their har- with young (August 20) nearly ready to poon and line.…

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