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English: August 1885 Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly illustration of Ernst von Bibra

Pyrosoma atlantica. Bibra relates in his "Travels to Chili", that he once caught half a dozen pyrosomas, by whose phosphorescence he could distinctly read their own description in a naturalist's Vade-mecum. reference

After some excursions in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) , he boarded the Reform and on July 1 rounded Cape Horn in very stormy weather. He debarked in Valparaiso and spent five months in Chile... reference
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Source Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, August 1885 page 249 (article on luminous sea life)
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