Within the Deep
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He naturally looks on Sharks as useless"vermin, " to be destroyed whenever possible.
[Illustration: _Photo: A. F. Dauncey_. DOG-FISH EGG CASE] The Fox Shark, or Thresher, is another fierce visitor to these shores. This savage hunter comes after the Herrings, Pilchards and Sprats. It issaid to hunt these useful little fish in a strange way. As you know, they travel in shoals. The Thresher swims rapidly round and round them. Nearer and nearer it comes to the unlucky little fish, and they crowdtog...ether, huddling up in a helpless mass. The Thresher adds to theirpanic by _threshing_ the water with its terrible tail. And then, as youcan well imagine, it dashes at them and devours an enormous meal. Halfthe length of the Thresher is tail. Not long ago there was landed at oneof our fishing ports a Thresher Shark of half a ton, its tail being overten feet in length. Even the great Whale has reason to fear the fiercelashings of that long, whip-like weapon!
Our commonest Sharks are those small ones known as Dog-fish, which youcan often see at any fish market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He naturally looks on Sharks as useless"vermin, " to be destroyed whenever possible.
[Illustration: _Photo: A. F. Dauncey_. DOG-FISH EGG CASE] The Fox Shark, or Thresher, is another fierce visitor to these shores. This savage hunter comes after the Herrings, Pilchards and Sprats. It issaid to hunt these useful little fish in a strange way. As you know, they travel in shoals. The Thresher swims rapidly round and round them. Nearer and nearer it comes to the unlucky little fish, and they crowdtog...ether, huddling up in a helpless mass. The Thresher adds to theirpanic by _threshing_ the water with its terrible tail. And then, as youcan well imagine, it dashes at them and devours an enormous meal. Halfthe length of the Thresher is tail. Not long ago there was landed at oneof our fishing ports a Thresher Shark of half a ton, its tail being overten feet in length. Even the great Whale has reason to fear the fiercelashings of that long, whip-like weapon!
Our commonest Sharks are those small ones known as Dog-fish, which youcan often see at any fish market.
What to read after Within the Deep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith R. Cadwallader to read onlineMoreLess
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