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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 3 (January 1884) (1884)

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an ant-hill in most cases curls up his legs and makes excess, like the eagle; others are totally deprived of it, like no attempt either to run away or to defend himself. If at- in Europe for any lengthened time; they almost invariably the earthworm. In many other instances the sense of sight,… … premonition of the great explosion which oc- retreat rapidly into its hole if the light of a THE CHIMPANZEE AND KOOIOKAMBA. curred at eight o'clock in the morning candle is thrown upon it, its sense of hearing of October 6. The shower of ashes followed or smell warning it of the approach of the…

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