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Suggestive of a Wild, Wind-swept Island of the Sea
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Nests Everywhere in the Sand and Moss
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These Huge Black Rabihorcados Were the Largest Species of Frigate or Man-of-war Bird
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Rabihorcado Rising from Their Eggs
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Boobies of Isla de la Muerte in the Caribbean Sea
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A Swordfish Leaping off the Bold Black Shore of Clemente
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On the Rampage
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Swordfish on the Surface
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Holding Hard
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A Clean Greyhound Leap
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316-pound Swordfish
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The Wild oats Slope of Clemente
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Where the Deep-blue Swell Booms Against the Lava Wall of Clemente Island
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Four Marlin Swordfish in One Day
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A Big Sailfish Breaking Water
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Four Sailfish in One Day on Light Tackle
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Sailfish Threshing on the Surface
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Memorable of Long Key
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Leaping Sailfish
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Solitude on the Sea
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Sunset by the Sea
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Twin Tigers of the Sea—the Savage Barracuda
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Happy Pastime of Bonefishing
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The Gamest Fish That Swims
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A Waahoo
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At Long Key, the Lonely Coral Shore Where the Sun Shines White All Day and the Stars Shine White All Night
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The Famous Stunt of a Marlin Swordfish, “Walking on His Tail”
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Surging in a Half-circle
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Broadbill Swordfish on the Surface—the Most Thrilling Sight to a Sea Angler
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Shining in the Sunlight
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Throwing White Water Like the Explosion of a Torpedo
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