>Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread. A Canadian newspaper reported that a Facebook page featuring "the mystery eyeball" had received 1,000 likes and shares in less than 24 hours.
>Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread. >Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread. >Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread.
“Experts on site and remotely have viewed and analyzed the eye, and based on its color, size and structure, along with the presence of bone around it, we believe the eye came from a swordfish,” said Joan Herrera, curator of collections at the FWC’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Petersburg. “Based on straight-line cuts visible around the eye, we believe it was removed by a fisherman and discarded.”
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>Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread.
>Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread.
>Meanwhile, the eye's popularity continues to spread.
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOEYE!
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“Experts on site and remotely have viewed and analyzed the eye, and based on its color, size and structure, along with the presence of bone around it, we believe the eye came from a swordfish,” said Joan Herrera, curator of collections at the FWC’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Petersburg. “Based on straight-line cuts visible around the eye, we believe it was removed by a fisherman and discarded.”
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