I still remember seeing a mounted fur-bearing fish in a very fancy,
dimly-lit, northern Ontario restaurant as a child many years ago -> there
was a little brass plaque explaining how the exceptionally cold river
water, which flowed beside the restaurant (a converted mill), probably
encouraged this rare mutant fish-form...

I suppose that today's singing-animated-mounted-fish ("take me to the
river, Billy Big Mouth Bass") novelty is a similar manifestation...


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