ssible. The life are known) are not, like the duck mole, aquatic in BRUIJN'S PORCUPINE ANT EATER history of the Gordius aquaticus, as naturalists name the their habits, so their feet are not webbed, but are fur Fig. 2.—Head and Beak; Fig. 3.—Forefoot of Male; Fig. 4.-Hind Foot of Male hair eel, is… … hairs. It is a perfectly evident truth and a demon- and scratch up the earth to find their food; this LAWES' PORCUPINE ANT EATER.— (Tachyglossus Lawesii.) Figs. 5, 6, and 7.—Head, Beak, and Forefoot; Foot detached, and a few Spines of the strable fact that they reproduce their kind by means…
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