The Wonders of the Jungle
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This is how he does it: When the camel is quite well and strong, if he eats any food which isa little more than he actually needs for his hunger, that food after awhile goes to his hump and helps to make it bigger. In this way thehump becomes a store of all the extra food that he has eaten. Then, ongoing on a long journey through the desert, if the camel has nothingto eat and begins to feel hungry and weak, a little of the hump isused up to give him strength, just as if he were to eat a meal. I...nthis way he can go for many days without food, but of course his humpwill get smaller and smaller.
[Illustration: Crossing the Desert with Camels] But his master does not actually take him through the desert withoutgiving him _any_ food or drink; in fact he always gives the camel someof the figs and dates which he takes with him for his own meals, andalso some of the drinking water which he carries on his saddle. But ifit did happen that his master had no food or drink to spare, the camelcould still live for several days, using his hump for food, and thewater in the cells of his stomach for drink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is how he does it: When the camel is quite well and strong, if he eats any food which isa little more than he actually needs for his hunger, that food after awhile goes to his hump and helps to make it bigger. In this way thehump becomes a store of all the extra food that he has eaten. Then, ongoing on a long journey through the desert, if the camel has nothingto eat and begins to feel hungry and weak, a little of the hump isused up to give him strength, just as if he were to eat a meal. I...nthis way he can go for many days without food, but of course his humpwill get smaller and smaller.
[Illustration: Crossing the Desert with Camels] But his master does not actually take him through the desert withoutgiving him _any_ food or drink; in fact he always gives the camel someof the figs and dates which he takes with him for his own meals, andalso some of the drinking water which he carries on his saddle. But ifit did happen that his master had no food or drink to spare, the camelcould still live for several days, using his hump for food, and thewater in the cells of his stomach for drink.
What to read after The Wonders of the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ghosh Sarath Kumar to read onlineMoreLess
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