The Wonders of Animal Ingenuity
The Wonders of Animal Ingenuity
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When digging, it first loosens the earth with its mandibles, and then, after scraping it together into a small heap, makes it into a neat little packet by means of silk and slime from its mouth, and flicks the pellet away to some distance. In- habiting by preference dry, barren, open ground, which is fully exposed to the warmth of the sun, it sinks in the earth a cylindrical shaft more than a foot long and about an inch in diameter, in which it lies hidden during the day, coming out at nightfal...l to seek for prey, for it is one of the wolf spiders and hunts its game without the aid of snares.
The burrow is artfully planned. At first there is a sheer descent four or five inches in depth, but at that distance below the surface the tube turns aside before dipping straight down again to its termination. It is at the angle or elbow of the tube that the tarantula watches for the approach of enemies or prey, like a vigilant sentinel, never for a moment off its guard. " It is there, ' 1 says M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When digging, it first loosens the earth with its mandibles, and then, after scraping it together into a small heap, makes it into a neat little packet by means of silk and slime from its mouth, and flicks the pellet away to some distance. In- habiting by preference dry, barren, open ground, which is fully exposed to the warmth of the sun, it sinks in the earth a cylindrical shaft more than a foot long and about an inch in diameter, in which it lies hidden during the day, coming out at nightfal...l to seek for prey, for it is one of the wolf spiders and hunts its game without the aid of snares.
The burrow is artfully planned. At first there is a sheer descent four or five inches in depth, but at that distance below the surface the tube turns aside before dipping straight down again to its termination. It is at the angle or elbow of the tube that the tarantula watches for the approach of enemies or prey, like a vigilant sentinel, never for a moment off its guard. " It is there, ' 1 says M.
What to read after The Wonders of Animal Ingenuity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Eugne Victor Coupin to read onlineMoreLess
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