Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 363
HOW ANIMALS KEEP CLEAN The reader who has seen or heard of buffalowallows, and who knows how dirty the commonpig usually appears, may think that uncleanlinessis the usual and natural condition of most, if notof all, animals. But this is not the case. The buf- … A CAT WASHING ITS FACE. falo wallow serves as a sort of scrubbing hole.The mud soon dries into cakes upon the buffaloshide, and falls off, or is rubbed off, taking with itloose hairs and much other irritating matter.When pigs are kept in a large field, even they are SEA-LIONS USING THEIR FLIPPERS…
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