Social Life in the Insect World 8 0
Social Life in the Insect World 8 0
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One well-fedbeetle decamps, his booty in his jaws, hoping to finish his feast inpeace. He is met by companions who are attracted by the morsel hangingfrom the mandibles of the fugitive, and audaciously attempt to rob him. First two, then three, they all endeavour to deprive the legitimateowner of his prize. Each seizes the fragment, tugs at it, commences toswallow it without further ado. There is no actual battle; no violentassaults, as in the case of dogs disputing a bone. Their efforts arecon...fined to the attempted theft. If the legitimate owner retains hishold they consume his booty in common, mandibles to mandibles, until thefragment is torn or bitten through, and each retires with his mouthful.
As I found to my cost in bygone experiments, the pine-caterpillar wieldsa violently corrosive poison, which produces a painful rash upon thehands. It must therefore, one would think, form a somewhat highlyseasoned diet. The beetles, however, delight in it. No matter how manyflocks I provide them with, they are all consumed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One well-fedbeetle decamps, his booty in his jaws, hoping to finish his feast inpeace. He is met by companions who are attracted by the morsel hangingfrom the mandibles of the fugitive, and audaciously attempt to rob him. First two, then three, they all endeavour to deprive the legitimateowner of his prize. Each seizes the fragment, tugs at it, commences toswallow it without further ado. There is no actual battle; no violentassaults, as in the case of dogs disputing a bone. Their efforts arecon...fined to the attempted theft. If the legitimate owner retains hishold they consume his booty in common, mandibles to mandibles, until thefragment is torn or bitten through, and each retires with his mouthful.
As I found to my cost in bygone experiments, the pine-caterpillar wieldsa violently corrosive poison, which produces a painful rash upon thehands. It must therefore, one would think, form a somewhat highlyseasoned diet. The beetles, however, delight in it. No matter how manyflocks I provide them with, they are all consumed.
What to read after Social Life in the Insect World 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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