Advertising in the Wild Aims to Woo and Warn Across Species
An article surveys animal publicity used to deter predators and attract mates, citing butterflies, beetles, birds, lions, snakes, alligators, and others. It notes birds of paradise, peacocks, hummingbirds, and even elephants and primates use visual or vocal displays. A mammoth iguanodon footprint is described, suggesting a massive prehistoric animal roamed Hastings lagoon. The Osage tribe marks a papoose’s first birthday with a large feast attended by many members and abundant food and drink.
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Birds of Paradise
Ernest Ingersoll
Uta Zoo
Hastings
England
America
Geolos ’ Association
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Edger McCarthy
Etlete
Roanhorse
Osage Council
Witey Taught Him Buttons On His Clothes
A brief note recalls a husband learning from Benedict Yee and Dally how to sew buttons after marriage, highlighting a simple domestic skill acquired early in the union.
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Witey
Benedict
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