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Excerpt from Histories of New Food Fishes, Vol. 2: The Lumpfish
Some old writers were fond of picturing the. Male watching over the young for a time, and carrying about many thousands of his tiny progeny clinging to his body by means of the suckers. It was a pleasing conceit, but late observers have never met with the peripatetic nursery.
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