Mostly Mammals Zoological Essays
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A. Bryden, for instance, when describing the Kalahari, writes as follows : " And yet, during the brief weeks of rainfall, no land can assume a fairer or more tempting aspect. The long grasses shoot up green, succulent, and elbow- deep ; flowers spangle the veldt in every direction ; the giraffe-acacia forests, robed in a fresh dark green, remind one of nothing so much as an English deer-park ; the bushes blossom and flourish ; the air is full of fragrance ; DESERTS AND THEIR INHABITANTS 129 and... pans of water lie upon every hand. Another month and all is drought; the pans are dry again, and travel is full "of difficulty. " During the grassy season herds of springbok used to migrate in the old days to the Kala- hari, in the northern part of which giraffes live the whole year, although they must exist without tasting water for months.
Although such a district can scarcely be termed a desert in the proper sense of the word, yet its sands have precisely the same origin as those of deserts of the typical description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Bryden, for instance, when describing the Kalahari, writes as follows : " And yet, during the brief weeks of rainfall, no land can assume a fairer or more tempting aspect. The long grasses shoot up green, succulent, and elbow- deep ; flowers spangle the veldt in every direction ; the giraffe-acacia forests, robed in a fresh dark green, remind one of nothing so much as an English deer-park ; the bushes blossom and flourish ; the air is full of fragrance ; DESERTS AND THEIR INHABITANTS 129 and... pans of water lie upon every hand. Another month and all is drought; the pans are dry again, and travel is full "of difficulty. " During the grassy season herds of springbok used to migrate in the old days to the Kala- hari, in the northern part of which giraffes live the whole year, although they must exist without tasting water for months.
Although such a district can scarcely be termed a desert in the proper sense of the word, yet its sands have precisely the same origin as those of deserts of the typical description.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lydekker to read onlineMoreLess
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