The Dawn of Reason
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It then hunts and procures spiders, which it depositsin the cells and then seals the openings. These spiders are not killedoutright, but are partially paralyzed by the sting of the wasp. Theinsect thus secures for her young a supply of fresh food. This wasp notonly knows the difference between the eggs that will produce femaleyoung, but she also makes this knowledge useful. She always supplies thefemales with more spiders than she does the males. The females arelarger and require more food, hen...ce the discrimination. All of this careand forethought is expended on young which the mother will never see. Human love cannot give greater evidences of complete unselfishness.
I once removed a ball of eggs from the web of a spider. The mother clungtenaciously to her treasure, and, when I tried to remove her with a pairof forceps, she bit fiercely at the steel blades of the instrument. Inher great love for her offspring she lost all sense of fear. Time andagain I removed her several inches from the eggs; she would run about ina distracted way, for all the world like a mother who had lost her baby, until she found the ball of eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It then hunts and procures spiders, which it depositsin the cells and then seals the openings. These spiders are not killedoutright, but are partially paralyzed by the sting of the wasp. Theinsect thus secures for her young a supply of fresh food. This wasp notonly knows the difference between the eggs that will produce femaleyoung, but she also makes this knowledge useful. She always supplies thefemales with more spiders than she does the males. The females arelarger and require more food, hen...ce the discrimination. All of this careand forethought is expended on young which the mother will never see. Human love cannot give greater evidences of complete unselfishness.
I once removed a ball of eggs from the web of a spider. The mother clungtenaciously to her treasure, and, when I tried to remove her with a pairof forceps, she bit fiercely at the steel blades of the instrument. Inher great love for her offspring she lost all sense of fear. Time andagain I removed her several inches from the eggs; she would run about ina distracted way, for all the world like a mother who had lost her baby, until she found the ball of eggs.
What to read after The Dawn of Reason?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weir James to read onlineMoreLess
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