The Wild Beasts of the World volume 1
The Wild Beasts of the World volume 1
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The coat is tan, with more or less black ticking on the back; but there is much variety in colour, especially nowadays, when Dingos so often cross with strayed tame Dogs.
Dingos usually hunt in pairs ; they are very cunning, and exceedingly destructive to sheep, calves, and poultry. Their natural wild prey is Kangaroos, when they can get them, and ordinarily Rats and such small fry.
They are often domesticated by the Australian blacks, but are not very docile, and often leave their masters, alt...hough kindly treated. As most of the Australian beasts are, as is well known, of the marsupial or pouched order, zoologists find a difficulty in believing that the Dingo 108 WILD BEASTS OF THE WORLD got there naturally, and not by the aid of man. Be that as it may, his fossil remains are found in Australia along with those of extinct animals, so that if he were artificially introduced, it must have been by some very ancient race. As I have elsewhere suggested, it is quite possible that away from Australia the true Dog does not occur wild at all, but is repre- sented by the pariahs of the towns, which have domesticated themselves to a certain extent of their own free will, the case being similar to that of the common Mouse and, it may be added, to that of the Sparrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The coat is tan, with more or less black ticking on the back; but there is much variety in colour, especially nowadays, when Dingos so often cross with strayed tame Dogs.
Dingos usually hunt in pairs ; they are very cunning, and exceedingly destructive to sheep, calves, and poultry. Their natural wild prey is Kangaroos, when they can get them, and ordinarily Rats and such small fry.
They are often domesticated by the Australian blacks, but are not very docile, and often leave their masters, alt...hough kindly treated. As most of the Australian beasts are, as is well known, of the marsupial or pouched order, zoologists find a difficulty in believing that the Dingo 108 WILD BEASTS OF THE WORLD got there naturally, and not by the aid of man. Be that as it may, his fossil remains are found in Australia along with those of extinct animals, so that if he were artificially introduced, it must have been by some very ancient race. As I have elsewhere suggested, it is quite possible that away from Australia the true Dog does not occur wild at all, but is repre- sented by the pariahs of the towns, which have domesticated themselves to a certain extent of their own free will, the case being similar to that of the common Mouse and, it may be added, to that of the Sparrow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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