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 1  IV,  4  |          means of which they are caught; others are incapable of
 2  IV,  8  |      fresh, neither are they all caught by one and the same bait,
 3  IV,  8  |           but they are severally caught by baits suited to their
 4  IV,  8  |        the smell. And the eel is caught in a similar way; for the
 5  IV,  8  |          and the crawfish may be caught by bait. The octopus, in
 6  IV,  10 |      shapes in the sand, and are caught in this position by being
 7  IV,  10 |          the like sort are often caught in the daytime by the prong
 8  IV,  10 |         soundly that they may be caught by hand. The dolphin and
 9  IV,  11 |      fact that female fishes are caught older than males. Furthermore,
10   v,  9  |         other words, such as are caught in nets), the tunny, the
11   v,  10 |         land, and are frequently caught.) Fishes, then, as a general
12   v,  15 |     porphyrae, and porphyrae are caught at times with these animalculae
13   v,  15 |       form. If the porphyrae are caught before producing this honey-comb,
14   v,  15 |        reddish hue. The murex is caught in the spring-time when
15   v,  15 |         honeycomb; but it is not caught at any time about the rising
16   v,  17 |           and these crawfish are caught at times less then a finger’
17  VI,  13 |          these species are never caught except in a condition of
18  VI,  14 |           or so much of it as is caught in the stream and does not
19  VI,  15 |        cold weather they are not caught, and that they are caught
20  VI,  15 |        caught, and that they are caught in warm weather, obviously
21  VI,  17 |        proved by their not being caught by fishermen during this
22  VI,  32 |          of eleven hyenas he had caught, only one was a female.~
23  VI,  34 |         rarity for a vixen to be caught while pregnant. After parturition
24 VIII,  2 |   thereby, and accordingly, when caught in the nets, he is quickly
25 VIII,  2 |         is carnivorous, as it is caught by a bait of fish; others
26 VIII,  2 |         from the facts that when caught they are never found with
27 VIII,  2 |        the fact that they can be caught with flesh for a bait. The
28 VIII,  3 |    visible in the autumn, and is caught at that season; it is larger
29 VIII,  3 |        wild one; it is generally caught while drinking. These pigeons
30 VIII,  4 |     walls, and the creatures are caught when inebriated. Serpents
31 VIII,  12|    catches it. The common owl is caught by a similar trick.~As a
32 VIII,  13|          way, the young fish are caught about this time in the neighbourhood
33 VIII,  13|   trichiae, however, only can be caught during their entry, but
34 VIII,  13|          fact, when a trichia is caught running outwards in the
35 VIII,  13|          is to say, they are not caught in that sea during their
36 VIII,  13|      during their entry, but are caught during their exit.~Tunny-fish
37 VIII,  13|    equinox.~The coly-mackerel is caught more frequently on entering
38 VIII,  13|       Shoal-fish, as a rule, are caught in greater quantities as
39 VIII,  13|          their entrance they are caught in very plump condition
40 VIII,  13|          poor condition that are caught farther out to sea. Very
41 VIII,  15|   whereas fish in general may be caught at all periods of the year
42 VIII,  15|      these fishes, that they are caught within a certain fixed period
43 VIII,  15|     other hibernating fishes are caught while swimming about, in
44 VIII,  15|         period the fish is never caught, and that, when it is caught
45 VIII,  15|     caught, and that, when it is caught after that period, it is
46 VIII,  15|          and the females are now caught full of spawn. At this time
47 VIII,  15|          catch, but it is easily caught when the spawn gets large,
48 VIII,  15|          are never by any chance caught when the weather is extremely
49 VIII,  15|         the fact that it is only caught at long intervals. We are
50 VIII,  15|       dredged, more fish will be caught by the second haul than
51 VIII,  17|  pregnancy has either never been caught at all or has been caught
52 VIII,  17|        caught at all or has been caught very seldom. There can be
53 VIII,  17|       and further, when they are caught, their belly and intestines
54 VIII,  17|  parturition. Lobsters have been caught occasionally with the parts
55 VIII,  19|        eyes grow white, and when caught they are in poor condition,
56 VIII,  19|     fishes have been known to be caught out at sea in seasons of
57 VIII,  19| wholesome; at all events, fishes caught in such places are exceptionally
58 VIII,  19|      spot more long fish will be caught than flat fish with a north
59 VIII,  19|    reaches it spoils.~Fishes are caught in greatest abundance before
60 VIII,  19|       and of altered colour, are caught in a large haul of well-conditioned
61 VIII,  30|    scales. An old tunny has been caught weighing fifteen talents,
62  IX,  5  |        An Achaeine stag has been caught with a quantity of green
63  IX,  5  |         hunted the creatures are caught by singing or pipe-playing
64  IX,  7  |        the grounds that they are caught in amongst the young birds
65  IX,  12 |        hard to capture, but when caught capable of complete domestication;
66  IX,  12 |        among themselves as to be caught when fighting, for they
67  IX,  26 |               26~The woodcock is caught with nets in gardens. It
68  IX,  32 |        lets itself be chased and caught by the raven and the other
69  IX,  35 |                35~The cepphus is caught by means of sea-foam; the
70  IX,  37 |         inactive, they are often caught with mullets in their interior,
71  IX,  37 |        unusually thin when he is caught after losing the tips of
72  IX,  37 |          its movements. If it be caught and thrown away, it will
73  IX,  37 |        bites it off short; it is caught in some districts in deep
74  IX,  37 |         if it so happen, will be caught by the hook when snapping
75  IX,  39 |       periods that creatures are caught in the web. It is the female
76  IX,  40 |          other bees; if they are caught in the act, they are killed
77  IX,  40 |          other bees; if they are caught in the act they are put
78  IX,  41 |        The so-called mothers are caught at the change of season,
79  IX,  48 |         after a dolphin had been caught and wounded off the coast