Cum Grano Salis
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Alphegar IV was no different than any other Earth-type planet in thatrespect. It had a plant-dominated ecology; the land areas were coveredwith gigantic trees that could best be described as crosses between aCalifornia sequoia and a cycad, although such a description would havemade a botanist sneer and throw up his hands. There were enough smalleranimals to keep the oxygen-carbon-dioxide cycle nicely balanced, but theanimals had not evolved anything larger than a rat, for some reason. Ofcourse,... the sea had evolved some pretty huge monsters, but the camp ofthe expedition was located a long way from the sea, so there was noworry from that quarter.
At the time, however, the members of the expedition didn't know any ofthat information for sure. The probe teams had made spot checks andtaken random samples, but it was up to the First Analytical Expeditionto make sure of everything.
And this much they had discovered: The plants of Alphegar IV had a nastyhabit of killing test animals.
* * * * * "Of course, " said Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alphegar IV was no different than any other Earth-type planet in thatrespect. It had a plant-dominated ecology; the land areas were coveredwith gigantic trees that could best be described as crosses between aCalifornia sequoia and a cycad, although such a description would havemade a botanist sneer and throw up his hands. There were enough smalleranimals to keep the oxygen-carbon-dioxide cycle nicely balanced, but theanimals had not evolved anything larger than a rat, for some reason. Ofcourse,... the sea had evolved some pretty huge monsters, but the camp ofthe expedition was located a long way from the sea, so there was noworry from that quarter.
At the time, however, the members of the expedition didn't know any ofthat information for sure. The probe teams had made spot checks andtaken random samples, but it was up to the First Analytical Expeditionto make sure of everything.
And this much they had discovered: The plants of Alphegar IV had a nastyhabit of killing test animals.
* * * * * "Of course, " said Dr.
What to read after Cum Grano Salis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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