And bloomers too.

A man with a lantern in the dark.

There are some paper lanterns among them.

The lamp was suspended from the branch of a tree.

Get him a lantern.

Up the driveway, with lanterns lighted. Must be the doctor.

And yes, above the door shone a lantern.

A lantern for a blind man.

Hey, I was a very cool cat.

I think babies and young children seem to have more of a lantern of consciousness than a spotlight of consciousness.

I bought this adorable little paper lantern at a Chinese shop on Bourbon. Put it over the light bulb. Will you, please?

That night, the glowing lantern told passersby that the flock had returned to the fold.

This fish actually has high beams.

When a fish swims underneath, a light goes on.

As a result, many of the fish traditionally caught by Mississauga people cannot be fished by traditional netting and trapping methods.

And this fish, which is one of my favorites, has three headlights on each side of its head.

The author further argues that the Regulations give priority to fishing by way of angling and that traditional fishing methods (gill netting, spearing, bait fish traps, seines, dip nets etc) are restricted.

So, for example, this fish has a built in headlight behind its eye that it can use for finding food or attracting a mate.

And then when it's not using it, it actually can roll it down into its head just like the headlights on your Lamborghini.

Because this is a pelagic animal and it lives out in the deeper water, and because we weren't working on the bottom, I brought along a shark cage here, and my friend, shark biologist Wes Pratt is inside the cage.

Cage

Carpet

Open up the cage.

No, just realistic.

Chandeliers... chandeliers.

In fact, the streetlights in 1742 of Galway, Dublin and Waterford were linked with sunfish oil.

Lights out, spotlight. Okay?

I'm in a cage, a cage of shame and selfdoubt and failure.

Bust out of here?

Of course, the cage was salvaged.

In number four.

The illness is upon you

In a cage?

Bloodthirsty savages on the loose.

David Gallo shows jaw dropping footage of amazing sea creatures, including a color shifting cuttlefish, a perfectly camouflaged octopus, and a Times Square's worth of neon light displays from fish who live in the blackest depths of the ocean.

Our house! The lit's light... Uh, the light's lit.

At this time of night, burning up money. Ablaze with electricity , one bulb!

All those red lights. Everywhere, there was a red light.

He flew into my coop.

I'm overcome with fear again

What kind of fish should I go after? Bass, trout, bluegills?

These are the tuna, the billfish and the sharks.

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