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Giant squid, a species that is not afraid to tackle whales, have been caught off the coast of Peru by a famous globe-trotting angler, Michael Lerner of New York
Giant squid, a species that is not afraid to tackle whales, have been caught off the coast of Peru by a famous globe-trotting angler, Michael Lerner of New York

Giant squid, a species that is not afraid to tackle whales, have been caught off the coast of Peru by a famous globe-trotting angler, Michael Lerner of New York

Date4/28/1945
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062641F
The globe-trotting Lerners have spent much time on the west coast of South America. Natives in a balsa boat are bringing a shark to shore.
The globe-trotting Lerners have spent much time on the west coast of South America. Natives in a balsa boat are bringing a shark to shore.
3/31/1945
Doesn't matter how many species of salmon there are, these entrants in last year's Hunt are proud as punch of the species they caught
Doesn't matter how many species of salmon there are, these entrants in last year's Hunt are proud as punch of the species they caught
9/23/1974
Golden monkeys: The zoo's guests - like giant pandas - are an endangered species
Golden monkeys: The zoo's guests - like giant pandas - are an endangered species
6/11/1986
Right, in the chequered shirt, one of the most famous of all big game fishermen, Michael Lerner watches the boating of a powerful swordfish he has reeled in off Nova Scotia
Right, in the chequered shirt, one of the most famous of all big game fishermen, Michael Lerner watches the boating of a powerful swordfish he has reeled in off Nova Scotia
3/2/1946
Whale Tale: Dave Lagrotta makes some last-minute adjustments yesterday to a whale's mouth, part of a new Santa Claus parade float
Whale Tale: Dave Lagrotta makes some last-minute adjustments yesterday to a whale's mouth, part of a new Santa Claus parade float
11/16/1991
Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) la(...)
Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) la(...)
5/2/1971
I have suffered over these paintings, says 29-year-old Michaele Berman of the air-brushed depictions of dead whales she produced following a trip to B(...)
I have suffered over these paintings, says 29-year-old Michaele Berman of the air-brushed depictions of dead whales she produced following a trip to B(...)
1/13/1976
The book of reptiles : class reptilia : with some account of the fossil remains of animals whose species have become extinct
The book of reptiles : class reptilia : with some account of the fossil remains of animals whose species have become extinct
1835
Canadian author David Day's book about whales, The Whale War, suggests that if man self-destructs, the seas may still survive, providing a haven for the 'wise and cultured' whale
Canadian author David Day's book about whales, The Whale War, suggests that if man self-destructs, the seas may still survive, providing a haven for the 'wise and cultured' whale
6/2/1987
Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets, with a playful porpoise determin(...)
Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets, with a playful porpoise determin(...)
5/14/1971
Animals - Whale - Gray Whales - Nacho
Animals - Whale - Gray Whales - Nacho
2/27/1976
Animals - Whale - Gray Whales - Nacho
Animals - Whale - Gray Whales - Nacho
2/27/1976