How Animals Work
How Animals Work
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On arriving there she at once proceeds to remove the pellets of earth with which she had so closely masked the entrance, and then picking up the caterpillar brings it to the mouth of the burrow and lays it down. Then, backing in herself, she seizes it in her mandibles and drags it down out of sight.
The nest provisioned, and the egg deposited upon the inanimate form of the caterpillar, Ammophila now proceeds to close the nest and to most carefully ob- literate all traces of the entrance. " In f...illing up her nest she put her head down into it and bit away the loose earth from the sides, letting it fall to the bottom of the burrow, and then, after a quantity had accu- mulated, jammed it down with her head. Earth was then brought from the outside and pressed in, and then more was bitten from the sides. When at last the filling was level with the ground, she brought a quantity of fine grains of dirt to the spot, and picking up a small pebble in her mandibles, used it as a hammer in pound- ing them down with rapid strokes, thus making this spot as hard and firm as the surrounding surface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On arriving there she at once proceeds to remove the pellets of earth with which she had so closely masked the entrance, and then picking up the caterpillar brings it to the mouth of the burrow and lays it down. Then, backing in herself, she seizes it in her mandibles and drags it down out of sight.
The nest provisioned, and the egg deposited upon the inanimate form of the caterpillar, Ammophila now proceeds to close the nest and to most carefully ob- literate all traces of the entrance. " In f...illing up her nest she put her head down into it and bit away the loose earth from the sides, letting it fall to the bottom of the burrow, and then, after a quantity had accu- mulated, jammed it down with her head. Earth was then brought from the outside and pressed in, and then more was bitten from the sides. When at last the filling was level with the ground, she brought a quantity of fine grains of dirt to the spot, and picking up a small pebble in her mandibles, used it as a hammer in pound- ing them down with rapid strokes, thus making this spot as hard and firm as the surrounding surface.
What to read after How Animals Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Martin Francis Martin Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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