Wild Life of Scotland
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The fresh-water pike, whose more sluggish habit of rushing out from his den, under the alder roots, on passing trout, renders speed less essential, has still a similar arrangement of teeth.
The shape, together with the structure of the skeleton, admit of more than one bend in the body at a time. Thus the creature passes through the water with a rippling motion ; which, albeit graceful as that of the snake, has something of the same sinister meaning.
The marine forms belong to the sharks, and do...g- fishes. The transverse, or crescentic mouth under the prominent snout, seems to mark them out as bottom feeders, . And necessitates the turning over in an awkward manner, when any object on the surface has to be grasped. It is quite possible that the disagreeable propensities, which make some of the species the terror of the tropical seas, and have come to be associated in the popular mind with the whole, was an afterthought, a habit painfully acquired, and still clumsily executed.
An interesting feature, not common among fishes, is that, in a majority of cases, the young are brought forth alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fresh-water pike, whose more sluggish habit of rushing out from his den, under the alder roots, on passing trout, renders speed less essential, has still a similar arrangement of teeth.
The shape, together with the structure of the skeleton, admit of more than one bend in the body at a time. Thus the creature passes through the water with a rippling motion ; which, albeit graceful as that of the snake, has something of the same sinister meaning.
The marine forms belong to the sharks, and do...g- fishes. The transverse, or crescentic mouth under the prominent snout, seems to mark them out as bottom feeders, . And necessitates the turning over in an awkward manner, when any object on the surface has to be grasped. It is quite possible that the disagreeable propensities, which make some of the species the terror of the tropical seas, and have come to be associated in the popular mind with the whole, was an afterthought, a habit painfully acquired, and still clumsily executed.
An interesting feature, not common among fishes, is that, in a majority of cases, the young are brought forth alive.
What to read after Wild Life of Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hunter Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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