The Wild Cat of Europe (Felis Catus.)
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Mr. Heneage Cocks writes that the Wild Cats he kept in confinement for a number of years were * la Allen's ' Naturalist's Library,' 1895, which appears to be a reprint "with additions of Sir W. Jardine's ' Naturalist's Library,' it is stated that six litters of hybrids were produced in Mr. Aitken's menagerie between 1824 and 1833. One male, it is stated, lived for ten years in the Liverpool Zoological Gardens.
INTRODUCTION. XXI particularly fond of the Water-Vole ; they would also eat Guinea-pi...gs and Weasels, and one of them was suspected of killing and eating a Polecat.
Domestic Cats are known to be particularly partial to fish, and there is one Asiatic variety, the Fishing Cat (Felis viverrina), which lives almost entirely on fish and shellfish, as Ampullarioe and Unios.
It is also stated that this Cat has a very dis- agreeable smell and is extremely fierce.
THE WILD CAT OF EUROPE.
(FELIS CATUS.) Order CARNIVORA.
Suborder PISSIPEDIA.
Section ^LUEOIDEA.
Family FELID^.
Genus FELIS.
Species Felis sylvestris, Gesner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Heneage Cocks writes that the Wild Cats he kept in confinement for a number of years were * la Allen's ' Naturalist's Library,' 1895, which appears to be a reprint "with additions of Sir W. Jardine's ' Naturalist's Library,' it is stated that six litters of hybrids were produced in Mr. Aitken's menagerie between 1824 and 1833. One male, it is stated, lived for ten years in the Liverpool Zoological Gardens.
INTRODUCTION. XXI particularly fond of the Water-Vole ; they would also eat Guinea-pi...gs and Weasels, and one of them was suspected of killing and eating a Polecat.
Domestic Cats are known to be particularly partial to fish, and there is one Asiatic variety, the Fishing Cat (Felis viverrina), which lives almost entirely on fish and shellfish, as Ampullarioe and Unios.
It is also stated that this Cat has a very dis- agreeable smell and is extremely fierce.
THE WILD CAT OF EUROPE.
(FELIS CATUS.) Order CARNIVORA.
Suborder PISSIPEDIA.
Section ^LUEOIDEA.
Family FELID^.
Genus FELIS.
Species Felis sylvestris, Gesner.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hamilton, M . D., Edward Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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