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Sardines vs Anchovies: A Case of Mistaken Identity at a Seaside French Bistro
If the sardines is a healthy man, then the anchozy is a beautiful and slender girl. Just entering the comfortable April day, anchovies are in the harvest season, and baskets of fresh catches can be seen everywhere in the market. The fishmonger in a white apron and white rubber boots has the face of a businessman, flicking the crushed ice and shouting that it is cheap and fresh, so act fast, it will be gone in a few days. The checkered wooden tray is full of fresh small anchovies, and the slippery ones seem to slip out of the basin if you don’t pay attention. The thin and round body…
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“Sea Grave” Sargasso Sea
In September 1492, Columbus’s fleet was sailing in the Atlantic Ocean. At this time, it had been more than a month since they set off from Spain. The crew was very anxious, because Columbus had promised before setting off that it would take less than a month to reach Asia. At this time, the lookout on the fleet’s flagship “Santa Maria” suddenly told everyone that a large “grassland” appeared ahead! Excited, Columbus ordered the fleet to advance at full speed. However, when the fleet came close to the “grassland”, everyone realized that it was not a “grassland”, but pieces of green seaweed floating on the ocean, which gave off a…
