untry aver that when captured these animals can- peds. In the fore limbs we notice that the ultimate pha- not be induced to eat, and only lick their paws after the langes of the toes, which support the claws, are so con- fashion of a bear. ‘‘ When I obtained the first,” hesays, *‘I structed as to… … According to Von but, in the fore feet, Sack and most ob- at least—as may be servers, the tail is seen by referring to that to separate it from the corpse the Indians had to cut off employed as a prehensile organ. It is larger than the the engraving—the anterior part of the body is seeu to rest…
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