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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 20 (November 1886) (1886)
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he second morning aftalMts birth the infant could to be trusted. He may be docile for months, and then Clearwater, constitute a m'eal with the hippopotamus, not be found. At first it was thought to be in the fall upon his keeper and tear him to pieces. He will and when it is over a nap follows, and… … remained under water plainly designated to dis- much longer than this. tinguish it from butter. THE NEW HIPPOPOTAMUS AT CENTRAL PAEZ, llEW YOEK Here is a remarkable case: © 1886 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatented · Patents · Device · Illustrated · Scientific American · Munn · Torpedo boats · Trade catalogs · Compound oxygen · Cubic foot · Address munn · American supplement · Express money · Herewith illustrated · Portland cement
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