A History of the Earth And Animated Nature 2
A History of the Earth And Animated Nature 2
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Upon many occasions the ground is seen per- fectly blackened with their numbers; some hunting for prey, and some seeking secure lurking places. From the myriads that offer on such occasions, some have been induced to think that these animals were generated in the clouds, and thus showered down on the earth. But had they, like Derham, traced them to the next pool, they would have found out a better solution for the diffi- culty.
The frog lives for the most part out of the water ; but when the co...ld nights begin to set in, it returns to its native element, always choos.
ing stagnant waters, where it can lie without danger concealed at the bottom. In this man.
ner it continues torpid, or with but very little motion, all the winter: like the rest of the dormant race, it requires no food ; and the circulation is slowly carried on without any assistance from the air.
It is at the approach pf spring that all these animals are roused from a state of slum, ber to a state of enjoyment. A short time after they rise from the bottom they begin to pair, while those that are as yet too young corne upon land before the rest For this reason, while the old ones continue concealed in the beginning of spring, the small ones are more frequently seen ; the former remaining in the lake to propagate, while the latter are not yet arrived at a state of maturity.* The difference of sexes, which was men- tioned above, is not perceivable in these ani- ' There are various species of fngB^ of which we may notice the more remarleable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon many occasions the ground is seen per- fectly blackened with their numbers; some hunting for prey, and some seeking secure lurking places. From the myriads that offer on such occasions, some have been induced to think that these animals were generated in the clouds, and thus showered down on the earth. But had they, like Derham, traced them to the next pool, they would have found out a better solution for the diffi- culty.
The frog lives for the most part out of the water ; but when the co...ld nights begin to set in, it returns to its native element, always choos.
ing stagnant waters, where it can lie without danger concealed at the bottom. In this man.
ner it continues torpid, or with but very little motion, all the winter: like the rest of the dormant race, it requires no food ; and the circulation is slowly carried on without any assistance from the air.
It is at the approach pf spring that all these animals are roused from a state of slum, ber to a state of enjoyment. A short time after they rise from the bottom they begin to pair, while those that are as yet too young corne upon land before the rest For this reason, while the old ones continue concealed in the beginning of spring, the small ones are more frequently seen ; the former remaining in the lake to propagate, while the latter are not yet arrived at a state of maturity.* The difference of sexes, which was men- tioned above, is not perceivable in these ani- ' There are various species of fngB^ of which we may notice the more remarleable.
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