Common Objects of the Microscope
Common Objects of the Microscope
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A great daddy long-legs had, unfortunately for itself, settled on the nest, and was immediately " pinned " by an ant or two at each leg, so effectually that all its struggles availed nothing. Help was, how- ever, needed, and away ran four or five ants in different directions, intercepting every comrade they met, and by a touch of the antennas sending them off in the proper direction. A large number of the wise insects soon crowded round the poor victim, whose fate was rapidly sealed. Every ant ...took its proper place, just like a gang of labourers under the orders of their foreman ; and by dint of pushing and pulling, the long-legged insect was dragged to one of the entrances of the nest, and speedily disappeared.
Many of the ichneumon-flies may also be seen quivering their antennae with eager zeal, and evi- dently using them as feelers, to ascertain the presence of the insect in which they intend to lay their eggs ; and many other similar instances will be familiar to anyone who has been in the habit of watching insects and their ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great daddy long-legs had, unfortunately for itself, settled on the nest, and was immediately " pinned " by an ant or two at each leg, so effectually that all its struggles availed nothing. Help was, how- ever, needed, and away ran four or five ants in different directions, intercepting every comrade they met, and by a touch of the antennas sending them off in the proper direction. A large number of the wise insects soon crowded round the poor victim, whose fate was rapidly sealed. Every ant ...took its proper place, just like a gang of labourers under the orders of their foreman ; and by dint of pushing and pulling, the long-legged insect was dragged to one of the entrances of the nest, and speedily disappeared.
Many of the ichneumon-flies may also be seen quivering their antennae with eager zeal, and evi- dently using them as feelers, to ascertain the presence of the insect in which they intend to lay their eggs ; and many other similar instances will be familiar to anyone who has been in the habit of watching insects and their ways.
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