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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 21 (November 1896) (1896)

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becoming pronounced insummer again. The protection afforded these animals in the farnorth is almost perfect, as it is almost impossible to dis-tinguish them from the snow. When they run theyseem to be swallowed up in the field of white. The principal four-footed enemy of the white hare isthe Arctic… … THE DECAPITATED PRINCESS-EXPLANATION OF ILLUSION, animal has a silky fur, bluish or brownish gray. Thislasts until the snow comes, when the coat graduallychanges. The hair becomes longer and thicker, especial-ly on the tail and feet, which are densely furred, andby midwinter, or before, it is pure…

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