water—and
this
can
eaily
be
overcome.
ibid.
ELEPHANTS’
TEARS.
Laughing is believed
to
be
peculiar
to
man,
but the
same
is
not true of weeping
which
is
a manifestation
of emotion
that
is met
in several
animals.
Among
the creatures
that
weep
most
easily
are
the
ruminants.
All
hunters
know that the stag
weeps.
and
we
are
also assured
that
the
beer
sheds
tears
when
it sees
its
last
hour
approaching.
The giraffe
is
not
less
sensitive,
and
regards
with
‘tearfull
eyes
tle
hunter
who
has
wounded
it.
Dogs
weep
very
easily.
The
same
is true of certain
mon-
keys.
As for the elephant,
there
is
abun-
Jant evidence
of the
ease
with
which
it
weeps.
1t sheds
tears
when
wounded.
or
when
it
sces
that
it
eannot
escape
its
tears
roll from its
eyes
like
those
of
a
human
being
in
affliction. —lbid.
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