Half Hours With the Mammals
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92) are among what are termed the even- toed ungulates, having four sharp-hoofed toes upon each foot. The head is long and pointed, and adapted to lift- ing the ground by rooting. The ancestor of all swine was the wild boar, a ferocious animal still found in many- places, especially in Africa. In some civilized countries Fig. 92. — The Wild Hog.
pigs escape and run wild, soon reverting to their original estate. Pig sticking is a famous sport in India, the hunt- ers following the wild boar on ho...rseback with spears.
One of the most singular of the tribe is babirusa (Fig. 93), found in the islands of the Indian Archipelago.
Its canine teeth grow to an enormous size. In one instance which I observed they had turned and grown into the skull, and doubtless in time would have destroyed the animal. The teeth of the ordinary pig show no abnormal no SOME HOOFED ANIMALS growth. The masked hog of Africa is a hideous creature, while the wart hog appears to have challenged nature to produce the most disagreeable of all animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
92) are among what are termed the even- toed ungulates, having four sharp-hoofed toes upon each foot. The head is long and pointed, and adapted to lift- ing the ground by rooting. The ancestor of all swine was the wild boar, a ferocious animal still found in many- places, especially in Africa. In some civilized countries Fig. 92. — The Wild Hog.
pigs escape and run wild, soon reverting to their original estate. Pig sticking is a famous sport in India, the hunt- ers following the wild boar on ho...rseback with spears.
One of the most singular of the tribe is babirusa (Fig. 93), found in the islands of the Indian Archipelago.
Its canine teeth grow to an enormous size. In one instance which I observed they had turned and grown into the skull, and doubtless in time would have destroyed the animal. The teeth of the ordinary pig show no abnormal no SOME HOOFED ANIMALS growth. The masked hog of Africa is a hideous creature, while the wart hog appears to have challenged nature to produce the most disagreeable of all animals.
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