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BUG OFF ON THE AMAZON: “They Will Offer No Civilities”
When the Indians assemble here the stranger may have an opportunity of seeing the aborigines dancing to the sound of their country music and painted in their native style. They will shoot their arrows for him with an unerring aim and send the … Continue reading
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A NAKED JUNGLE: Antsy On The Amazon
“Dese ants,” said Gerilleau, after collecting information at a rancho, “have big eyes. They don’t run about blind–not as most ants do. No! Dey get in corners and watch what you do.” “And they sting?” asked Holroyd. “Yes. Dey sting. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldous Huxley, Alexander von Humboldt, Alfred Russel Wallace, Anne McClintock, Candice Millard, Carl Stephenson, Charles Darwin, Charlton Heston, Ditko, Dr. David Livingstone, Empire of the Ants, H.G. Wells, Henry Walter Bates, Izak Dinesen, Janet Maslin, Joan Collins, Julia Belluz, Leiningen versus the ants, Stephen Baxter, Stephen Jay Gould, Tatsuya Morino, Theodore Roosevelt, Timothy Burke, William Conrad
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CALL OF THE WILD: Magic Realism of the Fang and Club
Most of us regard the malevolent animals of the Amazon as a biological miracle, essential for the survival of the planet, their health a sacrosanct reflection of our attitudes towards the environment. However, being actually plunked down into the Amazon … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gabbatt Guardian, Adrian Cowell, Alexander von Humboldt, Alfred Russel Wallace, Algot Lange, Candice Millard, Charles Darwin, Charles Waterton amazon, Colonel Percy Fawcett, Dr. George Gardner, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, George Miller Dyott, Henry Walter Bates, Jack London, Janet Maslin, Javier Silva-Meinel, Jeremy Wade, Josh Alan Friedman, Mark Power, Martin Goodman, Richard Spruce English botanist, Stephen Jay Gould, W.H. Edwards, Wally Richards, Walter Dubois Richards
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REPEAT OFFENDERS: River of Doubt From a Vanishing World
It’s a jungle out there Disorder and confusion everywhere No one seems to care Well I do Hey, who’s in charge here? It’s a jungle out there Poison in the very air we breathe Do you know what’s in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gabbatt Guardian, Adrian Cowell, Aimé Bonpland, Alexander von Humboldt, Alfred Meyer, Alfred Russel Wallace, Candice Millard, Charles Darwin, Claudio Villas Boas, Ed Stafford, Ed Stafford Amazon, Henry Walter Bates, Janet Maslin, Jason Wilson, Jeremy Wade, Jeremy Wade River Monsters, John George Wood, John Hathaway Winslow, Jonathan Maslow, Martin Goodman, Piers Gibbon, Randy Newman, Richard Spruce, Richard Spruce English botanist, Stephen Jay Gould, W.H. Edwards, Wally Richards, Walter Dubois Richards, Will Crampton, William McGovern
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