Montana Outdoors Vol 10 No 5 Sep/oct 1979
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White elephants really do exist.
Albinism occurs in many animals; now and then— although very rarely— it occurs in elephants. An albino elephant isn't actually white, but generally a pale yellow-gray color with pinkish spots.
***** Insect blood is colorless or faintly yellow. When you squash an insect and see what appears to be red blood, it is really the blood from some other animal on which the insect has fed.
Two mammal species lay eggs: platypuses and spiny anteaters. Both are primitive Aus...tralian animals.
***** A centipede may have as many as 30 legs on each side, but never a total of 100 legs. — Vince Yannone, assistant chief, Conservation Education Bureau only part-time tenants, and the land will eventually pass on to someone else. If something could be done to reward such landowners, would it not help ensure the future for wildlife, its all-important habitat and enjoyment of both by people whether they hunt, fish or merely look and listen?
Council members believe such an ap- proach has merit.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 10 No 5 Sep/oct 1979?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White elephants really do exist.
Albinism occurs in many animals; now and then— although very rarely— it occurs in elephants. An albino elephant isn't actually white, but generally a pale yellow-gray color with pinkish spots.
***** Insect blood is colorless or faintly yellow. When you squash an insect and see what appears to be red blood, it is really the blood from some other animal on which the insect has fed.
Two mammal species lay eggs: platypuses and spiny anteaters. Both are primitive Aus...tralian animals.
***** A centipede may have as many as 30 legs on each side, but never a total of 100 legs. — Vince Yannone, assistant chief, Conservation Education Bureau only part-time tenants, and the land will eventually pass on to someone else. If something could be done to reward such landowners, would it not help ensure the future for wildlife, its all-important habitat and enjoyment of both by people whether they hunt, fish or merely look and listen?
Council members believe such an ap- proach has merit.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 10 No 5 Sep/oct 1979?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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