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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 4 (January 1898) (1898)

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Antarctic Ocean and to the southern coasts of South vigorous companions ; weaker and weaker it becomes, coast being alive. The ceaseless, hoarse barking America. Seals were discovered in incredible of the seals fills the air with a continuous roar, numbers in this new region. For instance, it is… … wetting themselves at first, to playing in the animals which yearly resorted to these islands. shallow water, they by degrees learn the move- Some of the vessels fitting for the South Seas ments and finally gain the strength to leave in the had such inexperienced crews that the voyages fall with…

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