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On Saturday, September 02, 2000 9:11 PM, Chuck wrote:
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> > was decided that they were in fact Silver Toadfish - a variety that can
> grow
> > up to 97 cms in length and that are described as, "A fearless predator
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> > known for its attacks on humans. It's teeth are shaped like a parrot's
> > beak, and can easily bite through bone. In a feeding frenzy it is as
> > dangerous as a shark, attacking everything in sight."!!! :-)
> > Well! That's added a new dimension to our gentle, Shelly Beach shore
> dives!
> > :-)
> I'll settle for our gentle shy reclusive Splendid Toadfish in Cozumel. I
> cant imagine one coming out of its hole to attack anything the size of a
> human.
I agree. It obviously appreciates the fact that it's in high demand by
photographers and does its best to stuff up their plans by hiding itself
away! :-)
Strike
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