but squid, sea enemies and such will be lying on the beach or artfully position on conveniently placed rock formation, or even just dangling from the margins in the picture. this is standard procedure in illustration until the middle of the 19th century. it will look nice enough but wouldn't it seem more natural to draw squids swimming in water, springing, fears and alert instead of putrefying on iraq? but then what was natural to someone? even if they were naturals. one thing that wasn't natural, if you think about it was imagining what an underwater scene look like for a simple reason. people back then didn't have the technology to ever be under water for very long. and certainly not be able to see much while making a stab at it. there were no diving bells or submarines. you might take a deep breath, hold your nose and dive under for a look, but water is muddy and it's hard to see through it when it is moving, plus you can only hold your breath for so long. and certainly not long enough to plunge a mile down to get a peep at anglerfish is in such. in england it was only after a home

wouldn't it seem more natural to draw a squid swimming in the water, springy, fierce and alert instead of piewt rifying on a rock? but then what was natural to someone in 1840, even if they were a naturalist? one thing that wasn't natch -- national was imagining an underwater scene. people back then didn't have the technology to ever be underwater for very long and certainly not being able to see much while making a stab at it. there were no diving bells or submarines. you might hold your breath and dive under for a look, but water is often muddy, and it's hard to see through it. plus you can only hold your breath for so long, and certainly not long enough to get a peep a mile down. in england it was only in the 1850s that people started to get a sense of what aquatic creatures looked like in life, such that illustrators began drawing underwater marine scenes. before this, as modern as the british were in so many ways, even those with advanced educations, three names and salad forks had no way of picturing undersea life in the jacques cousteau style that's second nature to us. you had

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