The Mammals of Somaliland
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The spotted hyaena usually goes about singly, although they have been seen in packs of thirty or forty. They only combine when driven to desperation, and, when in this state, lose their cowardly nature, and have been known to attack even the king of beasts. I have never seen more than seven together, and they appeared to be on the warpath.
In Somaliland they are constantly attacking the herds of sheep and goats in the daytime, although they seldom get away with their victims. On many occasions ...I have koown them to enter the Somali huts and seize the little children or old women, inflicting the most hideous wounds. During the great smallpox epidemic they frequently attacked those afflicted with the disease, usually finding them an easy prey owing to their being so often placed in a hut isolated a short distance from the others. Their coats are usually mangy, and sometimes covered with hideous suppurating wounds. Their unearthly howl is so characteristic and well known that it requires no description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spotted hyaena usually goes about singly, although they have been seen in packs of thirty or forty. They only combine when driven to desperation, and, when in this state, lose their cowardly nature, and have been known to attack even the king of beasts. I have never seen more than seven together, and they appeared to be on the warpath.
In Somaliland they are constantly attacking the herds of sheep and goats in the daytime, although they seldom get away with their victims. On many occasions ...I have koown them to enter the Somali huts and seize the little children or old women, inflicting the most hideous wounds. During the great smallpox epidemic they frequently attacked those afflicted with the disease, usually finding them an easy prey owing to their being so often placed in a hut isolated a short distance from the others. Their coats are usually mangy, and sometimes covered with hideous suppurating wounds. Their unearthly howl is so characteristic and well known that it requires no description.
What to read after The Mammals of Somaliland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Evelyn Drake Brockman to read onlineMoreLess
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