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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 9 (1890) (1890)

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ces. tion, being a full-grown bull with two distinct mouths. It has heretofore been thought by practical electrical The Egyptian Lions, British Museum. The mouth proper of the animal is used solely for eat- engineers and others that electric heating could not ing, while the other organ is used only… … A BULL WITH TWO MOUTHS. hydrochloric acid to about twenty parts the one lying on his right, the other on his left side, with their heads turned toward the of water; in this the article is held for a spectator ; they seemed more like petrified animals than current. While there is twice as much heat…

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