Homes Without Hands : Being a Description of the Habitations of Animals, Classed According to Their Principle of Construction
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I finally cut off the branch ; but this was too much for their patience, for they immediately decamped, as insects will do from either a dead branch or a dead animal. The presence of greater moisture in the air increased the power of these distillers ; the period of greatest activity was in the morning, when the air and every thing else was charged with dew." Three species of Driver Ant are known, namely, the common species, which has already been described, Anomma Burmeisteri, and a smaller sp...ecies, Anomma ruhella.
The two first insects are deep, shining black, and resemble each other so closely that an unpracticed eye could not distinguish be- tween them, while the last may be easily known by its brownish- red hue.
The specimens which have already been mentioned are now before me, and curious beings they are. The largest are black, with a slight tinge of red, and have an enormous head, almost equaling one third of the entire length. It is deep and wide as well as long, as indeed is necessary for the attachment of the muscles which move the enormous jaws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I finally cut off the branch ; but this was too much for their patience, for they immediately decamped, as insects will do from either a dead branch or a dead animal. The presence of greater moisture in the air increased the power of these distillers ; the period of greatest activity was in the morning, when the air and every thing else was charged with dew." Three species of Driver Ant are known, namely, the common species, which has already been described, Anomma Burmeisteri, and a smaller sp...ecies, Anomma ruhella.
The two first insects are deep, shining black, and resemble each other so closely that an unpracticed eye could not distinguish be- tween them, while the last may be easily known by its brownish- red hue.
The specimens which have already been mentioned are now before me, and curious beings they are. The largest are black, with a slight tinge of red, and have an enormous head, almost equaling one third of the entire length. It is deep and wide as well as long, as indeed is necessary for the attachment of the muscles which move the enormous jaws.
What to read after Homes Without Hands : Being a Description of the Habitations of Animals, Classed According to Their Principle of Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John George Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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