The Life of Animals; the Mammals
The Life of Animals; the Mammals
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acquired a trimness of form, slendemess or brevity of tail, and other traits, such as small close ears and eyes, strong claws and teeth, cheek pouches, etc., adapted to their career as miners. Our lively chipmunks and spermophiles, and the Common Eastern Chipmunk.
similar susliks of Russia, are good examples. Africa abounds in ground squirrels (genus Xerus), having a fur so harsh that in some species real spines are scattered among the hairs. All dig elaborate tunnels in the soil, in which to b...reed in summer and secrete themselves in winter, and make extensive stores of imperishable food upon which to subsist, hidden but not hiber- nating, during the months when the woods are bare and the ground is frozen and snowy. Thus protected from, enemies and from famine, they are able to survive numerously even 448 Digitized by VjOOQIC PROBLEMS OF WINTER in the midst of civilization, and provide a constant supply of flesh for carnivorous mammals, birds, and reptiles.
The storing of winter provender is a feature of animal economy well worth consideration.
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acquired a trimness of form, slendemess or brevity of tail, and other traits, such as small close ears and eyes, strong claws and teeth, cheek pouches, etc., adapted to their career as miners. Our lively chipmunks and spermophiles, and the Common Eastern Chipmunk.
similar susliks of Russia, are good examples. Africa abounds in ground squirrels (genus Xerus), having a fur so harsh that in some species real spines are scattered among the hairs. All dig elaborate tunnels in the soil, in which to b...reed in summer and secrete themselves in winter, and make extensive stores of imperishable food upon which to subsist, hidden but not hiber- nating, during the months when the woods are bare and the ground is frozen and snowy. Thus protected from, enemies and from famine, they are able to survive numerously even 448 Digitized by VjOOQIC PROBLEMS OF WINTER in the midst of civilization, and provide a constant supply of flesh for carnivorous mammals, birds, and reptiles.
The storing of winter provender is a feature of animal economy well worth consideration.
What to read after The Life of Animals; the Mammals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Ingersole to read onlineMoreLess
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