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The Journal of the Darjeeling Natural History Society June 1935

1935

The Society was started about the end of 1923 the objects being to maintain the Museum in a proper condition ; to promote the study of Natural History and to get together as complete as possible collections of Natural History specimens from a limited area including the civil districts of Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling and the State of Sikkim " as well as what could be procured from the neighbourin [...] To prove that a Tiger drags his "kill" backwards one has only to observe the direction of the paws in the ground : these will always point in the direction of the dragged animal the Tiger digging his claws into the ground to get a purchase. [...] There is discussion amongst sportsmen as to whether the Tiger or the Lion is the finer and stronger animal.- The Lion has been styled the King of Beasts but I think the palm must go to the Tiger. [...] All the modern inventions the motocar and aeroplane the spot-light and electric torch demand further restrictions to preserve the balance between the number of animals killed and the natural increase in the stock of game. [...] It is the joy of the fisherman to bear the screech of the reel the dash of the fish up and down stream and leaps in the air -coming down with a slap on the surface of cle water.
agriculture environment
Pages
49
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120302
Segment Pages Author Actions
Cover
i-iv C.M. Inglis view
The Green Magple
1-4 C.M. Inglis, H.S. Wood view
Additional Note
4-5 H.S. Wood view
Some Observations on the Tiger
5-11 H.S. Wood view
Broadcast by E.O. Shebbeare Conservator of Forests Bengal
11-17 H.S. Wood view
Continental Fishing
17-22 H.S. Wood view
Three New Species of Dragonfly from N.India
23-27 C.M. Inglis view
The Purple thrush
28-28 C.M. Inglis view
Review
29-30 C.M. Inglis view
Backmatter
31-i C.M. Inglis view

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