Those Other Animals
G. A. Henty
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Length 5 h 51 min
Chapters 37
First published 1891
G.A. Henty offers a clever and witty perspective on different animal species, especially focusing on over-looked or under-appreciated species, and how humans often view many of them unfairly or too harshly.
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Chapters
1
To The Reader Read by Silas Jackson 2:04
2
The Crocodile Read by Silas Jackson 10:35
3
The Camel Read by Silas Jackson 9:49
4
The Donkey Read by Silas Jackson 10:28
5
The Dragon Read by Silas Jackson 9:04
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The Tortoise and Turtle Read by Silas Jackson 9:22
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The Shark Read by Silas Jackson 9:23
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The Snake Read by Silas Jackson 10:18
9
Frogs Read by Silas Jackson 9:49
10
Daddy Long-Legs Read by Silas Jackson 9:10
11
The Aphis Read by Silas Jackson 9:43
12
Geese Read by Silas Jackson 9:46
13
Slugs Read by Silas Jackson 9:55
14
The Pig Read by Silas Jackson 9:37
15
Caterpillars Read by Silas Jackson 10:02
16
The Domestic Fowl Read by Silas Jackson 9:37
17
The Sparrow Read by Silas Jackson 8:52
18
Flies Read by Silas Jackson 10:14
19
The Parrot Read by Silas Jackson 9:17
20
The Cockroach Read by Silas Jackson 9:00
21
Mice Read by Silas Jackson 8:41
22
Cats Read by Silas Jackson 9:36
23
The Ladybird Read by Silas Jackson 9:51
24
The Dog Read by Silas Jackson 9:40
25
Sheep Read by Silas Jackson 9:16
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The Bee and The Wasp Read by Silas Jackson 9:41
27
The Bear Read by Silas Jackson 8:18
28
The Spider Read by Silas Jackson 8:03
29
The Gnat Read by Silas Jackson 9:36
30
The Ant Read by Silas Jackson 9:38
31
The Beaver Read by Silas Jackson 8:17
32
The Squirrel Read by Silas Jackson 8:14
33
The Flea Read by Silas Jackson 9:30
34
The Mosquito Read by Silas Jackson 8:26
35
The Cow Read by Silas Jackson 9:19
36
The Octopus and Cuttle Fish Read by Silas Jackson 9:19
37
The Bacillus Read by Silas Jackson 9:16
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