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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 183

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teeth on the roof of the mcuth, fine, sharp, andpointing backward; so you see it would be veryhard for a small animal, once caught, to escapeafter these teeth have fastened on him. If any 372 STRANGE FISH AND REPTILES teeth are broken or injured, they are replaced bynew ones. Snakes shed their… … CJ&JV&lHEAJtp THE HORNED VIPER. numbers, from three or four to a dozen or more,roll themselves in balls, in a hole in the groundor in a hollow tree, and there they remain in astate of hibernation, or sleep, through the winter.They can live for a long time without food. One day, as I was…

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