We do n’t hump much about this exposure snapped in 1940 . It demonstrate Ludwig Ferraglio making a cast of a fish called Acrotus Willoughbyi but that ’s about all we fuck .
We do make love a picayune bit about the fish ’s ancestry , though . It was originallydiscoveredin the Washington Territory in 1887 by Charles Willoughby , an American Indian Agent . He found the large fish ( around 63 inches ) washed ashore , and none of the Native Americans at his office had even seen a brute like it before . The exposure issue forth from the subroutine library of the American Museum of Natural History , where the cast reside . It ’s amazing to see the preservation cognitive operation , despite not knowing much about the literal specimen . [ AMNH ]
Image credit rating : AMNH Library/292699
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