The Bonfire in the Sea
The Bonfire in the Sea
An Australian Folk Tale
Long, long ago in Australia, it is said, fishes could travel as easily on land as they could swim in water.
I happened, so the story goes, that the whole fish tribe had been playing tag along a sandy beach near the sea. At last they became tired of the game. Fin-fin, the leader of the fishes, said, "Let us coast down the great black rock."
Find out what happens when the fish move to the bottom of the sea.
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