The Minds And Manners of Wild Animals
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He dexterously snatcheda valuable watch-charm from a visitor who stood inside the railingof his cage, and fled with it to the top of his balcony. Asquickly as possible I thrust my handkerchief between the bars, andwaved it vigorously, to attract him. At once the animal came downto me, to secure another trophy, and before he realized hisposition I successfully snatched the charm from him, and restoredit unharmed to its owner. Dohong seemed to regard the episode as agood joke. Without manifesting... any resentment he turned asomersault on his straw, then climbed upon his trapeze and beganto perform, as if nothing in particular had occurred.
The orang is distinctly an animal of more serene temper and morephilosophic mind than the chimpanzee. This has led some authorserroneously to pronounce the orang an animal of morose andsluggish disposition, and mentally inferior to the chimpanzee. After a close personal acquaintance with about forty captiveorangs of various sizes, I am convinced that the facts do notwarrant that conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dexterously snatcheda valuable watch-charm from a visitor who stood inside the railingof his cage, and fled with it to the top of his balcony. Asquickly as possible I thrust my handkerchief between the bars, andwaved it vigorously, to attract him. At once the animal came downto me, to secure another trophy, and before he realized hisposition I successfully snatched the charm from him, and restoredit unharmed to its owner. Dohong seemed to regard the episode as agood joke. Without manifesting... any resentment he turned asomersault on his straw, then climbed upon his trapeze and beganto perform, as if nothing in particular had occurred.
The orang is distinctly an animal of more serene temper and morephilosophic mind than the chimpanzee. This has led some authorserroneously to pronounce the orang an animal of morose andsluggish disposition, and mentally inferior to the chimpanzee. After a close personal acquaintance with about forty captiveorangs of various sizes, I am convinced that the facts do notwarrant that conclusion.
What to read after The Minds And Manners of Wild Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornaday, William Temple, 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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