The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 174
ore. It is the same with me, said the Lobster,waving the tail that helps him to swim. Ourclaws and bodies are made of rings of shelljoined together. We use some of our claws forwalking, and some for tearing up our food. We have teeth in our stomachs for chewing,cried the Crab. Land-creatures like… … STRANGE FISHAND REPTILES FISH SUFFERING FOR LACK OF AIR A writer tellsus that he onceobserved a singular incident on a marshnear Lake Ontario. SomeFrench Canadians had cut ahole through the ice, whichwas quite a foot thick, andbullheads were swarming tothe surface of the water insuch quantities…
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