Portraits At the Zoo
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In buffaloes, as in all other wild creatures, there are always little differences in each animal, just as one domestic cow may have fairly straight horns, and another have curved ones, although both may be of exactly the same breed, and even related to one another.
All buffaloes like humid, swampy grounds, where they can wallow in the mud. In this way they can keep beauti- fully cool during the heat of the day, and also keep off the terrible gadflies, whose sharp bites can even penetrate the th...ick skin of a buffalo. Many a traveller has been startled when near some deep pond or water-hole by a dripping, furious animal suddenly appearing. Unless the traveller is able to defend himself promptly, he stands very little chance of escape, especially if the buffalo is an old one, or the leader of a herd.
All buffaloes go about together in herds; and a herd always has a leader, who is much larger and stronger than the others, and who always stands a little apart and keeps guard. Nearly all buffalo herds are also accompanied by a number of birds, who follow them from place to place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In buffaloes, as in all other wild creatures, there are always little differences in each animal, just as one domestic cow may have fairly straight horns, and another have curved ones, although both may be of exactly the same breed, and even related to one another.
All buffaloes like humid, swampy grounds, where they can wallow in the mud. In this way they can keep beauti- fully cool during the heat of the day, and also keep off the terrible gadflies, whose sharp bites can even penetrate the th...ick skin of a buffalo. Many a traveller has been startled when near some deep pond or water-hole by a dripping, furious animal suddenly appearing. Unless the traveller is able to defend himself promptly, he stands very little chance of escape, especially if the buffalo is an old one, or the leader of a herd.
All buffaloes go about together in herds; and a herd always has a leader, who is much larger and stronger than the others, and who always stands a little apart and keeps guard. Nearly all buffalo herds are also accompanied by a number of birds, who follow them from place to place.
What to read after Portraits At the Zoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Velvin Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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