The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 212
ANIMAL TRACKS AND OTHER STUDIES 189 a very important advantage to the Indians. If Dwere to come baek on his old tracks his feetwould cross them at right angles. Most of us have read stories in which Indiansgive accurate descriptions of persons from theirtracks; and from this we may learn some… … fig. 3. MOOSE, haunts. ific menhave beenable to de-scribe, to someextent, certainextinct quadrupedsfrom tracks left in themud which was once theshore of their marshyScience owes much to work of this kind. TRACKS OF AA PARTRIDGE, AND A LYNX. The first diagram was taken from an openplace Qn the edge…
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