Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 125
-like in shape. The tail of this animal is a truly wonderfulappendage, and as used by the living animalalways makes me think of a snake. It is nearly He described it as one of the feline animals,calling it warracaba tiger, which at thattime threw me completely off the track of itsidentity. Paulie… … THE COATI MONDI, OR NASUA NARICA. as long as the head and body, very thick atthe base, from which it tapers down regularlyto the end where it terminates in a sharp, snake-like point. In young specimens it is sometimesornamented with several dark rings, like thetail of a racoon, but these disappear…
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