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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 2 (January 1904) (1904)

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ense of smell in the snail seems to be located not fish, and after three hours subdued it and with no of the river one day when I saw the fish come in and only in the feeling organs but all over the body, as little difficulty towed it into port, where it was run aground, its long keel striking. In… … THE LARGEST SUNFISH EVER CAUGHT. exists on the large feelers, it is not several sunfishes swimming about. localized there exclusively. The They may have weighed forty or Length, 10 feet; height, 10 feet; estimated weight, 1,800 pounds. small feelers, the under part, and more pounds each, and their…

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