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Galapagos Adventure, Chapter Two

After harvesting his corn, Peter went fishing in the ocean with Flyer. He sneaked up on a Mexican Hogfish (very large fish species, 22 pounds (9.97 kilograms) in weight and 3 feet long) and slowly started rubbing it's belly. He did that for about a minute, and then he quickly jerked his hands out of the water and threw the fish onto the bank (this is a real fishing technique, and works pretty well if you know how to do it, plus you dont need any equipment, so it's free). Half an hour later he had three Mexican Hogfish and four Hieroglyphic Hawkfish (a fish species, pretty large but not as large as a Mexican Hogfish).

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  1. GrandmaDecember 8, 2020 at 3:13 PM

    WOW! What a creative way to fish! I never heard of such a thing! Thanks for the interesting information and techniques.

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