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On Thu, 5 Apr 2001 20:19:03 -0400, Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>David Strike wrote:
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>> No! They all hate me! <BWG> (Ask Huw. On that last GBR trip,
>> every time we spotted a triggerfish of whatever variety - and size -
>> they'd make a bee-line for me with their little teeth gnashing away
>> ready to rip me to pieces!) :-)
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>I can attest to the fact that the first day Strike was in the water
>in Cozumel at NEDFest99, there were entire REGIMENTS of ocean triggers
>that came to "greet" him. Hundreds of them in a continuous line,
>swimming in formation. I've never seen anything even remotely like it
>in my 100+ dives there; maybe the Feeesh has in his 1000+.
Those Ocean Triggerfish are dime a dozen that time of the year, and
are as harmless as a purring pussie cat. Well, more harmless. :-)
NEVER heard anyone bothered or bitten by an Ocean Trigger, except
in the imaginative minds of the Tall-Tale pushers. :-))
But the CHUBS -- that's a seahoss of a different color! :-) Sue
was minding her own business, away from a crowd of fish chummers.
One of the chubs must have seen a freckle on her hand, swam her way
and bit a chuck out of her flesh! She wasn't amused, though the
rest of us were. :-)
>They were like little Clint Eastwoods: "Go ahead, punk; make my day"
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>Jeff :-)
They are more like little stray water-puppies: "Come pet my fins". :-)
-- Bob.
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