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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 26 (December 1889) (1889)

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rious fact that in nearly all the poisonous fish the it, saying, " It was too bad to waste so much good most vivid colors occur. The pretty, harmless-looking which nearly two-thirds were new to science, and of flesh." At length an old fisherman, who came out of little pink and yellow fish Dr.… … lecting and studying these fish. I was dangers in tropical seas to fish eaters. POISONOUS FISH OF THE INDIAN OCEAN. Very often the gray mullet, one of the fortunate enough to procure 500 species, best eating fish in these waters when now in the Museum of Comparative fresh, is rendered poisonous by…

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