s consideration to this sub- no means so conspicuous as in the wild zebra. They his nose, and stood four feet high to the top of the ject. During this comparatively short period Mr. answer to the reins instantly, are not at all nervous of shoulder. The peculiarity of this beast is that he Las… … sess that stubborn will and Mr. Lawrence Hagenbeck and a Team of Zebra-Horse Hybrids. mestic animal." dangerous tricks often Sportsmen will be par- found in the common mule. It is also hardy, a good Prof. Ewart, in speaking of the hybrid in his book, ticularly interested in the new pheasant which…
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