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 1   I,  1  |          or nomad.~Also, some are carnivorous, some graminivorous, some
 2   v,  31 |           Of insects that are not carnivorous but that live on the juices
 3  VI,  5  |           vulture lays two eggs.~(Carnivorous birds in general are observed
 4  VI,  5  |           The swallow is the only carnivorous bird that builds a nest
 5 VIII,  2 |         that are mobile, some are carnivorous and live on little fishes,
 6 VIII,  2 |          that the purple murex is carnivorous, as it is caught by a bait
 7 VIII,  2 |          bait of fish; others are carnivorous, but feed also on marine
 8 VIII,  2 |        the rock-crab-and are also carnivorous. The crawfish or spiny-lobster
 9 VIII,  2 |      crustacean.~Molluscs are all carnivorous; and of molluscs the calamary
10 VIII,  2 |       Some fishes are exclusively carnivorous, as the cartilaginous genus,
11 VIII,  2 |        muraena. The red mullet is carnivorous, but feeds also on sea-weed,
12 VIII,  2 |        whole body. The synodon is carnivorous and feeds on molluscs. Very
13 VIII,  2 |           as has been stated, are carnivorous, and carnivorous only, as
14 VIII,  2 |      stated, are carnivorous, and carnivorous only, as the dolphin, the
15 VIII,  2 |          The proof of their being carnivorous is the fact that they can
16 VIII,  2 |        bass are for the most part carnivorous, but they do occasionally
17 VIII,  3 |           have crooked talons are carnivorous without exception, and cannot
18 VIII,  3 |     appearance, and all three are carnivorous.~Again, of birds that have
19 VIII,  3 |           crooked talons some are carnivorous, such as the swallow. Others
20 VIII,  3 |          water-birds that are not carnivorous live on water-plants, (but
21 VIII,  4 |            at all events they are carnivorous and graminivorous; and serpents,
22 VIII,  4 |          inebriated. Serpents are carnivorous, and whenever they catch
23 VIII,  5 | jag-toothed are without exception carnivorous; though, by the way, it
24 VIII,  5 |      certain kind of earth. These carnivorous animals never eat grass
25 VIII,  5 |           and is in a general way carnivorous. It is so powerful that
26 VIII,  5 |           jag-toothed animals, is carnivorous. It devours its food greedily
27 VIII,  19|           in such localities, and carnivorous fish find an unusually large
28 VIII,  28|       provision is scanty for the carnivorous animals, small birds being
29  IX,  1  |     circus, for the circus, being carnivorous and furnished with crooked
30  IX,  1  |         are enemies, for both are carnivorous and live on the same food.
31  IX,  37 |      natural food is found there. Carnivorous fish wander most; and all
32  IX,  37 |     wander most; and all fish are carnivorous with the exception of a