Through the Heart of Patagonia
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They raced up to the bank of the river and stared at us, only darting off ten or twelve paces when the irrepressible Bernardo saluted them with a whistle. Shortly afterwards we anchored and went ashore, but the guanacos wou'd not allow us on foot to approach within half a mile, although when we were hidden they returned to the neighbourhood of the launch without fear. In the evening they retired far up the valley, where I again saw them upon the following day. They were very timid, and I could ...get no nearer to them than three hundred yards, although I made one or two attempts to do so.
There was one point which was distinctly noticeable, and which these observations bear out. Guanacos, unacquainted with man, will allow him to approach in the first instance much closer if he happens to be accompanied by a troop of horses, as was the case with us in our experience of the herds on the basalt plateau. In fact, guanacos will reconnoitre a troop of horses, even though there may be men among them, at a very much shorter distance ATTITUDE OF WILD ANIMALS TOWARDS MAN 239 than they will venture upon with regard to a camp or a group of men without horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They raced up to the bank of the river and stared at us, only darting off ten or twelve paces when the irrepressible Bernardo saluted them with a whistle. Shortly afterwards we anchored and went ashore, but the guanacos wou'd not allow us on foot to approach within half a mile, although when we were hidden they returned to the neighbourhood of the launch without fear. In the evening they retired far up the valley, where I again saw them upon the following day. They were very timid, and I could ...get no nearer to them than three hundred yards, although I made one or two attempts to do so.
There was one point which was distinctly noticeable, and which these observations bear out. Guanacos, unacquainted with man, will allow him to approach in the first instance much closer if he happens to be accompanied by a troop of horses, as was the case with us in our experience of the herds on the basalt plateau. In fact, guanacos will reconnoitre a troop of horses, even though there may be men among them, at a very much shorter distance ATTITUDE OF WILD ANIMALS TOWARDS MAN 239 than they will venture upon with regard to a camp or a group of men without horses.
What to read after Through the Heart of Patagonia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prichard Hesketh Vernon Hesketh to read onlineMoreLess
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