Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
ich the piratical crabs fallin a shower to the ground, where the combat isrenewed, and the largest crab finally bears awaythe game. The Grapsus displays no fear of the young bird,and a well-known scientist once saw a crab of thiskind capture and carry off the young noddy itself. SPIDERS OF THE SEA.… … In the deep sea some crabs arc blind, while othershave wonderful phosphorescent eyes and arc veritablelamps of that silent world. Equally curious are thesurface - crabs,colored withwondrous tintsand resembl-ing sea-weedsso perfectlythat the verybirds and fish-es fail to seethem. Manycrabs are…
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