The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 111
... herds beat away to the northward and return to their whelping grounds in an annual migration over 2,000 miles of ocean . ESKIMOS TRAP SEALS IN NETS AS BIG HERDS MOVE IN SEASONAL MIGRATIONS While on Arctic expeditions in recent summers I ...
... herds beat away to the northward and return to their whelping grounds in an annual migration over 2,000 miles of ocean . ESKIMOS TRAP SEALS IN NETS AS BIG HERDS MOVE IN SEASONAL MIGRATIONS While on Arctic expeditions in recent summers I ...
Page 119
... herds destroy , the seal fishery is a great boon to New- foundland . It has been estimated that when the seal herd gets on the Banks it consumes three million pounds of cod per day . I have cut the seals open myself and have found their ...
... herds destroy , the seal fishery is a great boon to New- foundland . It has been estimated that when the seal herd gets on the Banks it consumes three million pounds of cod per day . I have cut the seals open myself and have found their ...
Page 186
... herd of hump- back zebus ; for these bespeak his wealth and influence as nothing else could . He would much prefer to let his wife and children go hungry than to sell one of his precious herd . To kill a beef for food is unthinkable ...
... herd of hump- back zebus ; for these bespeak his wealth and influence as nothing else could . He would much prefer to let his wife and children go hungry than to sell one of his precious herd . To kill a beef for food is unthinkable ...
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