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This wireless telegraphy was gradually communicated through the whole herd, like buckets passed at a fire. The majority might be fast asleep, heads happily pillowed on one another, yet in the huge herd which lay like a mass of dirty snow on the icefield there would always be one or two animals awake. When alarmed the walrus set up a loud bellowing ; the great armed heads swung round and the close-packed ranks tumbled over each other in haste to reach the sea. The braying of a herd of walrus is ...said to be distinctly audible at a distance of several miles.
Curiosity is a strong point in the character of both the Pacific and the Atlantic walruses ; the earlier voyagers found them following close to the boat, 1 . The name of the first European to meet with Odobcenus obesus seems to be unknown. Thus in 1786 G. Pribylov, a mate in the service of a swan -hunting company, discovered one of its haunts in the islands which bear his name ; but even he found signs pipe, brass knife-handle, and traces of fire that indicated that he was not the first to land there.
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This wireless telegraphy was gradually communicated through the whole herd, like buckets passed at a fire. The majority might be fast asleep, heads happily pillowed on one another, yet in the huge herd which lay like a mass of dirty snow on the icefield there would always be one or two animals awake. When alarmed the walrus set up a loud bellowing ; the great armed heads swung round and the close-packed ranks tumbled over each other in haste to reach the sea. The braying of a herd of walrus is ...said to be distinctly audible at a distance of several miles.
Curiosity is a strong point in the character of both the Pacific and the Atlantic walruses ; the earlier voyagers found them following close to the boat, 1 . The name of the first European to meet with Odobcenus obesus seems to be unknown. Thus in 1786 G. Pribylov, a mate in the service of a swan -hunting company, discovered one of its haunts in the islands which bear his name ; but even he found signs pipe, brass knife-handle, and traces of fire that indicated that he was not the first to land there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Renshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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