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Rifle, Bolt Action, Arisaka, 6. 5 Mm Meiji 38Th Year

Rifle, Bolt Action, Arisaka, 6. 5 Mm Meiji 38Th Year


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Rifle, Bolt Action, Arisaka, 6. 5 Mm Meiji 38Th Year

Specimen the South American parasitic catfish (Vandellia cirrhosa) which are known to enter the urethra of human bathers

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38th Forces Meiji Photograph Rifle Arisaka Year


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This intriguing photograph captures the contrast between the precision and power of a Rifle, Bolt Action, Arisaka, 6.5 Mm Meiji 38th Year, and the delicate existence of the South American parasitic catfish, Vandellia cirrhosa. The Japanese rifle, a Type 1930 model from the Meiji 38th year, circa 1923, is a testament to the advanced military technology of its time. Its sleek design and intricate details reflect the engineering prowess of the Japanese forces during the early 20th century. In stark contrast, the South American parasitic catfish, also known as the candiru or vampire fish, is a small, eel-like creature that has gained notoriety for its unusual behavior. These catfish are known to enter the urethra of unsuspecting human bathers in South American rivers, causing significant pain and discomfort. The tiny fish, barely visible in the photograph, is a reminder of the natural world's intricate and sometimes unsettling mysteries. The photograph's backdrop transports us to a time and place where two vastly different worlds collide. The rifle, a symbol of war and power, and the parasitic catfish, a creature of the natural world, highlight the complex relationship between humans and nature. The photograph, taken during the era of World War I and II, serves as a reminder of the historical context in which these two seemingly unrelated subjects existed. This evocative image, Rights Managed from Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a glimpse into the past, inviting us to reflect on the intricacies of history and the natural world.

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