Relates how a clever little fish and a mariner of "infinite-resource-and-sagacity" modify the whale's throat to keep him from devouring all the fish in the ocean.
"A baleen whale swallows a sailor with suspenders, and in his attempts to escape, the sailor gives the whale its distinctive sieve-like mouth."
"Two stories from Rudyard Kipling's Just so stories, the first about how a clever little fish and a mariner modify the whale's throat to keep him from devouring all the fish in the ocean. The second is about a very bad-tempered lazy camel who said "Humph!" too many times."
"Relates how a clever little fish and a mariner of "infinite-resource-and-sagacity" modify the whale's throat to keep him from devouring all the fish in the ocean."@en
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