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From: sarahb@Eng.Sun.COM (Sarah Bate)
Subject: Talk-line: manatee art
Date: 1995/06/06
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Send email to SeaDoc624@aol.com.

This happens to be the worlds leader in Manatee info(and my dad...)

He should be able to help you get some manatee art and also some other
sea mammal stuff.


Sarah Bate
In article 6i8@miso.wwa.com, dgoodin@Direct.CA (Kickstart) writes:
>
>In article <3qpg56$5fq@miso.wwa.com>, dcau@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Daniel Au) says:
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>>Now if I remember correctly, a manatee is something akin to a stingray.  Not
>>that I know how a stingray or a manatee looks exactly, here's a quick
>>construct as an answer to your request: 
>>
>>                 |\_/|
>>          __--~~~|o o|~~~--__
>>      __--       |   |       --__ 
>>     |           |   |           |                      
>>    |            |   |            |                    
>>   /__---~~--~~---\ /---~~--~~---__\
>>                   | 
>>                   \--~~~--__   dcau
>>
>Not that I am in anyway involved in your previous conversation,
>but I do beleive that a manatee is also known as a sea cow,
>and is akin to sea lions...Perhaps you were thinking of 'manta ray'
>Which, you would be right, is very much like a sting ray.
>
>         _____
>        /     \
>       / @   @ \
>      /\   w   /\
>     /   || ||   \
>    /    || ||    \
>         \/ \/
>
>Something like this, for a quick start (too bad the @'s make him look
>blasted!)
>
>Hope you take this post as a correction, and not a flame.
>
>Greg Webster
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