The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 51
... Fish of many sorts are plentiful , from the tiny sardine up to the king- fish , which sometimes weighs more than 50 pounds . Fish of every variety and color can be found on the coral reefs . New Caledonia is a shell collector's happy ...
... Fish of many sorts are plentiful , from the tiny sardine up to the king- fish , which sometimes weighs more than 50 pounds . Fish of every variety and color can be found on the coral reefs . New Caledonia is a shell collector's happy ...
Page 212
... fish are pulled in , they are caught under the fisherman's arm and clubbed over the head . Only when a fish is stunned is it possible to approach their savage , poisonous teeth to remove the hook . Purchasers line the docks to await the ...
... fish are pulled in , they are caught under the fisherman's arm and clubbed over the head . Only when a fish is stunned is it possible to approach their savage , poisonous teeth to remove the hook . Purchasers line the docks to await the ...
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... fish named totuava frequent these waters . Chinese at first caught them for their swim bladders , from which they made soup , throwing away the rest of the fish . Americans and Mexicans , seeing this waste , brought trucks south over ...
... fish named totuava frequent these waters . Chinese at first caught them for their swim bladders , from which they made soup , throwing away the rest of the fish . Americans and Mexicans , seeing this waste , brought trucks south over ...
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