Arctic Zoology V.1
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The animal is admirably guarded againft the rigor of the climate by the great thicknefs of the hairs, which are fo clofely placed as totally to hide the flcin, even .if they are put afide with ever fo much care.
Space round the eyes always black : nofe, tail, and belly white : • above the hoofs a Vv^hite circle : hair along the lower fide of the neck very long : tail Ihort.
Hoofs, and falfe hoofs, long and black ; the lafl loofely hung, making a prodigious clatter when the animal runs.
Jemale, ...The female is furniflied with horns j but lefiTer, broader, and flat- ter, and with fewer branches than thofe of the male. She has fix teats, but two are fpurious and ufelefs. They bring two young at a time.
Place. The habitation of this Deer is ftill more limited than that of the former, confined to thofe parts where cold reigns with the utmoft fe- verity. Its moft fouthern refidence is the northern parts of Canada^ Hudson's-Bat, bordering on the territories of UudforCs Bay. Charlevoix mentions a fingle inftance of one wandering as far as the neighborhood of ^ehec *.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The animal is admirably guarded againft the rigor of the climate by the great thicknefs of the hairs, which are fo clofely placed as totally to hide the flcin, even .if they are put afide with ever fo much care.
Space round the eyes always black : nofe, tail, and belly white : • above the hoofs a Vv^hite circle : hair along the lower fide of the neck very long : tail Ihort.
Hoofs, and falfe hoofs, long and black ; the lafl loofely hung, making a prodigious clatter when the animal runs.
Jemale, ...The female is furniflied with horns j but lefiTer, broader, and flat- ter, and with fewer branches than thofe of the male. She has fix teats, but two are fpurious and ufelefs. They bring two young at a time.
Place. The habitation of this Deer is ftill more limited than that of the former, confined to thofe parts where cold reigns with the utmoft fe- verity. Its moft fouthern refidence is the northern parts of Canada^ Hudson's-Bat, bordering on the territories of UudforCs Bay. Charlevoix mentions a fingle inftance of one wandering as far as the neighborhood of ^ehec *.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Pennant to read onlineMoreLess
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