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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (January 1905) (1905)

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e, the thermo-tank onlyrequired fifteen minutes. January 7, 1905. built, six being constructed at Cherbourg and four atRochefort. They are to be known as wasps andwill be numbered from 1 to 10 consecutively. THE LARGEST LOBSTER ON RECORD. In our issue of May 17, 1902, we published an illus-trated… … THE LARGEST LOBSTER EVER CAUGHT. Length, 45 inches; weight, 36 pounds. tory. Since the writing of this article another lob-ster has been caught much larger in size. The newcrustacean is 45 inches long, weighs 36 pounds, and islarge enough to encircle a man with his two largeclaws. The accompanying…

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