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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 16 (October 1906) (1906)

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for another spring, the action so sudden it by a peculiar encompassing motion designed to blow my hand away. It was fascinating to observe and forceful, so startling, that the corner octopus smother it. A crab or fish is taken in this way, the the "range" this water gun had, and how by seeming… … over its bills, my palm crouching in a corner, the Devil Fish to be Photographed. Beady to Spring. Holdin; over its eyes, and held it now poised midway—was with all my strength. in a sense indifferent to PHOTOGRAPHING A DEVIL FISH—THE CHAMELEON OF THE SEA.

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