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. Beginners' Zoology . The tusks are of use in up-rooting trees for their foliageand in digging soft roots forfood. Can the elephant graze .-* Why, or why not \ Thereis a finger-like projection on the end of the snout which isuseful in delicate manipulations. The feet have pads toprevent jarring; the nails are short and hardly touch theground. Order Whyf . Key, page Fig. 377. — Molar ToothAfrican Elephant. 208 BEGINNERS ZOOLOGY Whales, Porpoises, Dolphins. — As the absurd mistake,is sometimes made of confusing whales with fish, the pupilmay compare them in the following respects : eggs,
. Beginners' Zoology . The tusks are of use in up-rooting trees for their foliageand in digging soft roots forfood. Can the elephant graze .-* Why, or why not \ Thereis a finger-like projection on the end of the snout which isuseful in delicate manipulations. The feet have pads toprevent jarring; the nails are short and hardly touch theground. Order Whyf . Key, page Fig. 377. — Molar ToothAfrican Elephant. 208 BEGINNERS ZOOLOGY Whales, Porpoises, Dolphins. — As the absurd mistake,is sometimes made of confusing whales with fish, the pupilmay compare them in the following respects : eggs, nour-ishment of young, fins, skin, eyes, size, breathing, tem-perature, skeleton (Figs. 209, 379, and 397).
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