The Encyclopedia Americana, Vol. 13 of 30: A Library of Universal Knowledge; Goethe-Haw (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Encyclopedia Americana, Vol. 13 of 30: A Library of Universal Knowledge; Goethe-Haw

Goggler or goggle-eye. Names given colloquially to several fishes that have prominent eyes. As the rock-bass, the wall-eyed pike and a tropical crevalle. American gun ners call a duck, the surf sooter, goggle-nose} intreference to spectacles-lilac spots on its bill.

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