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    Fishermen in Peru caught an enormous manta ray that weighed over a tonne and was eight metres long in their nets. One fisherman described how they caught the huge fish in their nets which were towed by their boat, but it was too big for their boat so a tow truck transported it. While sailors once feared manta rays and believed they ate fish and sank boats, by the late 1970s the perception of manta rays changed as sailors started to understand that manta rays are actually calm and not dangerous.

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    Fishermen in Peru caught an enormous manta ray that weighed over a tonne and was eight metres long in their nets. One fisherman described how they caught the huge fish in their nets which were towed by their boat, but it was too big for their boat so a tow truck transported it. While sailors once feared manta rays and believed they ate fish and sank boats, by the late 1970s the perception of manta rays changed as sailors started to understand that manta rays are actually calm and not dangerous.

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    Fishermen in Peru caught an enormous manta ray that weighed over a tonne and was eight metres long in their nets. One fisherman described how they caught the huge fish in their nets which were towed by their boat, but it was too big for their boat so a tow truck transported it. While sailors once feared manta rays and believed they ate fish and sank boats, by the late 1970s the perception of manta rays changed as sailors started to understand that manta rays are actually calm and not dangerous.

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    Fishermen in Peru caught an enormous manta ray that weighed over a tonne and was eight metres long in their nets. One fisherman described how they caught the huge fish in their nets which were towed by their boat, but it was too big for their boat so a tow truck transported it. While sailors once feared manta rays and believed they ate fish and sank boats, by the late 1970s the perception of manta rays changed as sailors started to understand that manta rays are actually calm and not dangerous.

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    A group of fishermen in Peru caught a 

    huge fish. The fish


    weighed over a tonne and was eight metres long. People call this
    type of fish the manta ray.

    One fisherman described how they caught the fish. It swam


    into their nets which were towed by their homemade boat. The
    fish was, of course, too big for their boat, so a tow truck
    transported it.

    Sailors believed that manta rays ate fish and sank boats.
    They were afraid of them. The perception began to change in the
    late 1970’s – sailors started to understand that manta rays are
    calm and not dangerous.

    MAKSUD PERKATAAN

    ALIH BAHASA

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