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Northern Illinois University
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| Series: |
Good News
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v. 14 no. 362
— page 4 |
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Natural History |
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Good News, v. 14, no. 362, April 10, 1897 (Issue) |
| Date: |
April 10, 1897 |
| Edition Description: |
Part of the "For Students of Natural History" department. |
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It is well known that a pointed body will move more easily through water than a blunt one--that, for instance, a narrow ship goes more easily than a broad one. |
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It then draws its tail up again and repeats the movement, only the body is bent in the opposite direction; if it is from right to left the first time it will be from left to right the second, so that the eel seems to be waving its body backward and forward. |
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