Fourteen Weeks in Zoology
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Most of the venomous serpents have, in place of teeth in the upper jaw, two fangs, through which the poison is ejected to the bottom of the wound.* The jaws are fastened with elastic ligaments.
Fig. S95.
Skeleton of a Sej-pent.
which allow them to be separated, so that the snake can swallow an animal twice its own size. Snakes shed their epidermis once, and, in many cases, three or four times a year. It parts aroi^nd the mouth, and the reptile slides out of it by crawling through a crevice to h...old it, reversing the cuticle. The slough is perfect, even to the epidermis of the * Snakes, in repo^f , coil with the tail in the middle and the head outside, laid over, at times, across the folds of the Ijody to the centre of the coil ; so that on an alarm they ran uncoil with a forward motion, as they have no power of moving tail first. \\'hen ahont to strike, resting upon the latter third of their body, they double themselves int'i folds, not coils, and sitddenly Btraighteninff, reach forward their length only, and always instantly recover their darting position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of the venomous serpents have, in place of teeth in the upper jaw, two fangs, through which the poison is ejected to the bottom of the wound.* The jaws are fastened with elastic ligaments.
Fig. S95.
Skeleton of a Sej-pent.
which allow them to be separated, so that the snake can swallow an animal twice its own size. Snakes shed their epidermis once, and, in many cases, three or four times a year. It parts aroi^nd the mouth, and the reptile slides out of it by crawling through a crevice to h...old it, reversing the cuticle. The slough is perfect, even to the epidermis of the * Snakes, in repo^f , coil with the tail in the middle and the head outside, laid over, at times, across the folds of the Ijody to the centre of the coil ; so that on an alarm they ran uncoil with a forward motion, as they have no power of moving tail first. \\'hen ahont to strike, resting upon the latter third of their body, they double themselves int'i folds, not coils, and sitddenly Btraighteninff, reach forward their length only, and always instantly recover their darting position.
What to read after Fourteen Weeks in Zoology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steele, Joel Dorman, 1836-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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