THE MENTAL, LIFE—OF FISHES
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young sh Which Celleet in the circle of light. The
Anch0vies and aSpra—ts, however, seem atrst to try and get
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away fr0m the light, butit
them, nearer and_nearer.
When the lightis strengȈnd kept,gOig for:sotetime
even
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darts at the fdod out
of
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at length under its, inuence;
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kept quite still, with0üt:moyemeüt ,;
the;0thef
:‘tel
shermen can talk
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disturbing the
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This p owerfu—l geect…ofglîght,—
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organism,
the phenomena“- L'pi0duæd,
hypnotism., The…regù}atÇrÿ
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of the sh
sh“ turns,,andæ
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moves_ towards
source
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toÏtheir ;dbom attimeäs is '
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nôt
:The latter1màybé_ a:testiräïg;ot.—
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trial
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trollabïeastheattracü0n0f1mnlmgstoamagnet
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pertamcenâmnsasatthespa“mmgpmathesemuenœs
f—;f
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aremeredomnantthanat others
seek.
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great—part. _Whèn Wé"$ætÿ,ithàt
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to tôpic‘al ortemperattæze63, etC4-',w€=inean
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Ï: s1mply that their whole,body
tuned in denite waÿs, sc)
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:in the
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decurs, externay .;or
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shes Îa__re urged to change
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somet1mes
into, strange iplaœs.
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A feWyears
:f—L agowhen
Ire1and they must havewnggledur>thedrampapC—nemean