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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 21 (1903) (1903)

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sition to sound a warning, which in principally of loud barking and a vigorous wagging some cases is outside of the coil. Fortunately for man them they will occasionally rob a bird’s nest. Their of the tail, a large mountain blacksnake makes an and beast, our two representatives of the pit vipers… … Eggs of the Mountain Blacksnake, of short duration, for the moment the dog can be in- on a walking stick held out horizontally. I had a speci- to strike more than one-third the length of their bodies. duced to pinch the snake a little, the clumsy reptile men that could crawl from one object to…

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