Children's own library . COMMON RACCOON said to wash its food before eating it. Its skin is valu-able, and is much sought after. The food of the Raccoon is principally small animalsand insects. Like a squirrel when eating a nut, theRaccoon usually holds its food between its fore-pawspressed together, and sits upon its hind-quarters whileit eats. Like the fox, it prowls by night. The Mole. The eyes of the Mole are very small, in. 35-< n S3 S3 M HH 46 WOOD S XATUEAL HISTORY order to prevent them from being injured by the earththrough which the animal makes its way. The acuteears and delicate
Children's own library . COMMON RACCOON said to wash its food before eating it. Its skin is valu-able, and is much sought after. The food of the Raccoon is principally small animalsand insects. Like a squirrel when eating a nut, theRaccoon usually holds its food between its fore-pawspressed together, and sits upon its hind-quarters whileit eats. Like the fox, it prowls by night. The Mole. The eyes of the Mole are very small, in. 35-< n S3 S3 M HH 46 WOOD S XATUEAL HISTORY order to prevent them from being injured by the earththrough which the animal makes its way. The acuteears and delicate sense of smell supply the place ofeyes. Its fur is very fine, soft, capable of turning inany direction, and will not retain a particle of two fore-paws are composed of five fingers, armed
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