The World's Greatest Books 15
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Nevertheless, she made the same mistake with the nail shortly after. I have often made similar ob- servations. We may certainly conclude that the wasp saw something of the size of a fly, but without distin- guishing the details; therefore she saw it indistinctly.
Evidently a wasp does not only perceive motion; she also distinguishes the size of objects. When I put dead flies on a table to be carried off by another wasp, she took them, one after another, as well as spiders and other insects of b...ut little different size placed by their side. On the other hand, she took no notice of insects much larger or much smaller put among the flies.
Most entomologists have observed with what ingenu- ity and sureness dragon-flies distinguish, follow, and catch the smallest insects on the wing. Of all insects, 99 The World's Greatest Books they have the best sight. Their enormous convex eyes have the greatest number of facets. Their number has been estimated at 12,000, and even at 17,000. Their aerial chases resemble those of the swallows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, she made the same mistake with the nail shortly after. I have often made similar ob- servations. We may certainly conclude that the wasp saw something of the size of a fly, but without distin- guishing the details; therefore she saw it indistinctly.
Evidently a wasp does not only perceive motion; she also distinguishes the size of objects. When I put dead flies on a table to be carried off by another wasp, she took them, one after another, as well as spiders and other insects of b...ut little different size placed by their side. On the other hand, she took no notice of insects much larger or much smaller put among the flies.
Most entomologists have observed with what ingenu- ity and sureness dragon-flies distinguish, follow, and catch the smallest insects on the wing. Of all insects, 99 The World's Greatest Books they have the best sight. Their enormous convex eyes have the greatest number of facets. Their number has been estimated at 12,000, and even at 17,000. Their aerial chases resemble those of the swallows.
What to read after The World's Greatest Books 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mee, Arthur, 1875-1943, Joint Editor to read onlineMoreLess
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