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Hatchet Fish Short Story
Our story begins in the ocean. In a deep deep trench located in the Pacific ocean near America.
There at the bottom floor of the ocean in a deep trench lived a small community of different species of fish. And in that community live a Hatchet fish family. Tim was an only hatchet fish child living with his parents Mary Hatchet and Joe Hatchet. Tim was six months old living in the middle of his life span and looked just like his parents with big round eyes, small body about 4 and a half inches. He had shiny skin and some of his fins were transparent, like his parents. He also had tiny teeth that were in a row on his top and bottom jaw and all of them were sharp as razors. He and his parents lived in a cave that was in one of the walls that made

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