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Then came the Great Manta, the largest devil fish in the world.
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In like manner the devil fish feeds, except that it has no whalebone.
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The devil fish of the land claws his, then rises to the top.
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We go into a dark water cave and run across a devil fish.
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The third devil fish, which had not been wounded, had disappeared.
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The devil fish of the sea claws his victim, then sinks to the bottom.
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Fishermen have sometimes caught small sting rays, which are a sort of devil fish.
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The "wing tips" of the devil fish have been spoken of.
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But among the largest of the family is that known as the devil fish (MOBULA sp.
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In front of him was a huge octopus, or devil fish, over three feet in diameter, with long, terrible arms.
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And however great a thickness of leather the devil fish could send his sting through, it could not overcome steel.
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One of the devil fish, the smallest of the trio, measuring about ten feet across, swam down near the giant.
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The devil fish quivered.
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As if realizing that it had lost its power to harm, the devil fish at once swam off, grievously wounded.
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It was the third day after the encounter with the devil fish that Tom, Ned and Mr. Damon were in the forward observation cabin.
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The devil fish was able to observe under water better than its human enemies, and it was in no doubt as to its assailant.
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