Quadrupeds, What They Are And Where Found
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There are several species of lemmingsbelonging to the northern section of the Old Continent--in EasternRussia and Asia. One or two are found in North America--in that part ofit known as the Hudson's Bay Territory.
The _Spinous Rats_ are little animals much resembling ordinary rats; butwith the peculiarity of having stiff spines growing among their hair, after the manner of porcupine quills. There are several species ofthem: all natives of tropical America.
The _Jerboas_ are, perhaps, the most s...ingular of all the rodents. Theyare noted for having the hind legs much longer than the fore ones--infact, being shaped very much like the kangaroos--of which they might betermed Lilliputian varieties, were it not that they lack the pouch, which distinguishes these curious creatures. Like the kangaroos, theyuse their fore-feet only to rest upon. When in motion, or desirous ofpassing quickly over the ground, they make use of their hind-feet only:proceeding by long leaps or jumps, and sometimes springing to thedistance of twelve or fifteen feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are several species of lemmingsbelonging to the northern section of the Old Continent--in EasternRussia and Asia. One or two are found in North America--in that part ofit known as the Hudson's Bay Territory.
The _Spinous Rats_ are little animals much resembling ordinary rats; butwith the peculiarity of having stiff spines growing among their hair, after the manner of porcupine quills. There are several species ofthem: all natives of tropical America.
The _Jerboas_ are, perhaps, the most s...ingular of all the rodents. Theyare noted for having the hind legs much longer than the fore ones--infact, being shaped very much like the kangaroos--of which they might betermed Lilliputian varieties, were it not that they lack the pouch, which distinguishes these curious creatures. Like the kangaroos, theyuse their fore-feet only to rest upon. When in motion, or desirous ofpassing quickly over the ground, they make use of their hind-feet only:proceeding by long leaps or jumps, and sometimes springing to thedistance of twelve or fifteen feet.
What to read after Quadrupeds, What They Are And Where Found?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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