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Ranger Naturalist ACROSS Tuna Geared for Speed 1 The more we learn about fish complete with a flap of skin for and there is a tremendous j bait to lure its prev within reach amount we do not know about of its great mouth The first e the 25000 kinds — the more of its top fin stand spines cmatmg they become Een the apart separated from one commonplace is often en- - other the most forward part Iv t it led to a front-ranamong na- - cated just behind the upper lip turn s wonders Take the blue-fof the giant mouth and it is tuna equipped with an irregular leaf- This sports fish's sleek spindle- - Eke flap of km at Us tip This shaped body is beautifully fash- - tempting tirimt is jerked back Honed for slipping through water and forth our the mcmlh in a with a minimum of effort and uaf which successfully imitates a maximum of speed As trim the movement of small edible as anj jet aircraft Jaws fit to- - creatures apparently because vie-- ’ gether neatly gill co ers lie close tirns swim up As soon as they near enou:h th5 goosefish against the sides eus set flush with the surface of the head opens it enormous jaw 1 he sud-- ' paired fins and first dorsal fit den opening — and os er one-hal- f into grooved slots and scales are °f R' body is head mostly moulh small and buried within the —causes a strong inflow of w smooth skin which is just is slip- - ter helping to suck the prey to pery as slime can make it Any ds horrid fate wonder that these sleek tunas The female deep-seangler can make 40 miles an hour! crlv three inches lerg is able! Unless dead or riving a tuna to swallow another fidt fully her has never been seen not swim- - own size and then swell up enor-- I mouslv to accommodate it nung At 15 vears it is For eri that a tuna has joined the corv onirree she carries a tinv million-milclub All cn its own n'a!o with her Unce he finds I know- - of no am- - her he latches on — fusing his too power mat to match it! 'mouth to anv convenient part of To go with this stepped-uher bodv and m hort time hi r tc mpu the tuna is one of the very blood llows freelv through bis few fish that runs a tempera- - °wi tme Atwl all fmh are 'supposed in' life ly cold h'ooriecf As its name implies (he por-Uhcupme fish is covered with many the long spines which ir a three-foot adult fmh may be two inches Ordinarily the spmes he jinny c!o-- e to the body but when the 'fish Whiles itself it lucks Lke — a great pincushion with all the sharp spines shekirg straight out These can inflict painful v ounds South Sea Islanders ue the spmv skins to make helmets for m ar riifss When born flatfish or floun-- ' dors swim and live like any otner fih Then they suddenly m riel eat were named tedav in fro queer undergoing a remark- - the United Tres backfirld ahie change turning on their Uffw- u r(r foutuall per- Sides and spending the rest of r fheir lives living in that topsv- - orniancp: last Satunav tuny way To accommodate this Little ('Lurie Bonham of To- a FrFialist 'sidewise Ufe the lower eve mi- n one rn a n -Hiows was first choice for the grates to the top side of the flattened fih leaving the bottom " epk's “big four'’ follow ed b Ed side blind Skull and taws gill- Crawford of Mississippi Tom- covers paired fins lateral’ hne mv LDorald of Oklahoma and Gu-and other organs alter too as Martin cf Colgate 'of this extraordinary shift part Pig- moves to the'top and the jment bottom side becomes white MonQCk Increases With the winter flounders- - the 1 oOemaker Lead from left migrate side to jeves — sometimes CAMDEN N J moving! 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