Instead of Rapid Eye Movement Sleep, Nightswimming deserves a quiet night, unless you are a puffer fish. And if you are, then it deserves getting inflated and taken pictures of.
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Many, many years ago I saw a dried specimen, but that was so small in comparison! I could actually touch it. I can see why you are carefully holding this one with your fins. One flick of its body and you would be impaled. God makes great beauty in dangerous things. Nonnie
ReplyDeleteTechnically speaking, it was a porcupine fish. It was easy to touch before it expanded, after that they were somewhat sharp.
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