Zoology
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The badger, too slow, says Coues, to caiilure tbe nimble ro- dents which form its princi])ul Io.hI, pei'petually seeks THE SABLE AND WEASELS. 297 them in their own retreats; and it is the work of a few minutes for this vigorous miner to so enlarge tlieir burrows that it can enter and reaeli the deepest recesses. The badger, like the spermophiles, is mostly confined to the western plains.
The wolverene, glutton, or carcajou [Gulo luscus) inhab- its the forests of northern America and the colder ...parts of Russia and Siberia as well as the Arctic regions. It is lieavy and clumsy, with short thick legs, shaggy and two or three feet long. Its strength, ferocity, thievishness, and cunning as well as gluttonous disposition are notorious; hence its name "Indian devil." It is now very rare in the United States. It brings forth its four or five young late in June and early in July in burrows underground.
The fisher or pekan (Mustela Pennantii) is a large, pow- fal animal intermediate between the wolverene and mai'ten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The badger, too slow, says Coues, to caiilure tbe nimble ro- dents which form its princi])ul Io.hI, pei'petually seeks THE SABLE AND WEASELS. 297 them in their own retreats; and it is the work of a few minutes for this vigorous miner to so enlarge tlieir burrows that it can enter and reaeli the deepest recesses. The badger, like the spermophiles, is mostly confined to the western plains.
The wolverene, glutton, or carcajou [Gulo luscus) inhab- its the forests of northern America and the colder ...parts of Russia and Siberia as well as the Arctic regions. It is lieavy and clumsy, with short thick legs, shaggy and two or three feet long. Its strength, ferocity, thievishness, and cunning as well as gluttonous disposition are notorious; hence its name "Indian devil." It is now very rare in the United States. It brings forth its four or five young late in June and early in July in burrows underground.
The fisher or pekan (Mustela Pennantii) is a large, pow- fal animal intermediate between the wolverene and mai'ten.
What to read after Zoology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Alpheus Spring Packard to read onlineMoreLess
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