Aquatic Products in Arts And Industries
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Nothing but the oil is saved. A considerable market for it exists in South America, where it is used principally as a body for paints for exterior surfaces. The price is usually 8 or 10 centsj)er gallon more than that of humpback oil.
The basking shark is taken occasionally on the California coast, the individual yield of oil there averaging about 125 gallons. The same species is also said to be taken in the waters of British India, being harpooned in great numbers by the fishermen of Karachi a...nd other coastal districts.
The common dog-fish (Squalus) of the Atlantic coast and a similar species on the Pacific coast are the principal oil-yielding sharks in America. These fish range from 2 to 5 feet in length and from 5 to 15 pounds in weight. They are the great pest of fishermen, destroy- ing nets, robbing fish from the trawls, and committing other depre- datious.
It does not appear that any important fisheries are organized espe- cially for the capture of these fish, but many are taken incidentally in the shore and Georges cod fisheries, particularly during the spring, and the livers are extracted and thrown in the liver-butts along with those of other fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing but the oil is saved. A considerable market for it exists in South America, where it is used principally as a body for paints for exterior surfaces. The price is usually 8 or 10 centsj)er gallon more than that of humpback oil.
The basking shark is taken occasionally on the California coast, the individual yield of oil there averaging about 125 gallons. The same species is also said to be taken in the waters of British India, being harpooned in great numbers by the fishermen of Karachi a...nd other coastal districts.
The common dog-fish (Squalus) of the Atlantic coast and a similar species on the Pacific coast are the principal oil-yielding sharks in America. These fish range from 2 to 5 feet in length and from 5 to 15 pounds in weight. They are the great pest of fishermen, destroy- ing nets, robbing fish from the trawls, and committing other depre- datious.
It does not appear that any important fisheries are organized espe- cially for the capture of these fish, but many are taken incidentally in the shore and Georges cod fisheries, particularly during the spring, and the livers are extracted and thrown in the liver-butts along with those of other fish.
What to read after Aquatic Products in Arts And Industries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Charles Hugh, 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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