Oct 17, 2022
The New Natural History. Written by Richard Lydekker. 1901. Illustration by Friedrich Specht.
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The New Natural History. Written by Richard Lydekker. 1901. Illustration by Friedrich Specht.
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1.) Wonders of Nature: A Child's Introduction to the World of Animals, Plants, Birds, Fish & Insects, 1974.
2.) History of the Primates; an Introduction to the Study of Fossil Man. Illustration by Maurice Wilson. 1966.
3.) The Black Lemur. Friedrich Specht (1839-1909)
4.) The Indri Lemur. Gustav Mützel (1839-1893)
A female (left) and a male black lemur at Lemurs Park, Madagascar. To pass the time, these primates sometimes pick up and bite millipedes that exude a toxic substance in self-defence. The lemurs then rub the millipedes on their fur, getting a psychoactive buzz from the toxin that’s absorbed through their skin - Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images
Psychedelics, in use since forever.
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Another random selection of curious pieces of information.
And another chance for you to find a few things to tell people at the next barby!
Enjoy.
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In Disney’s “Fantasia”, the Sorcerer’s name is
“Yensid”, which is “Disney” backwards.
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The Mongolian navy consists of
seven people and one boat.
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The pavement between…
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