To The Seeing Eye Life Is Mostly

Aristotle Described The Crow As Chaste. In Some Departments Of Knowledge, Aristotle Was Too Innocent For His Own Good.

The Stork Is Voiceless Because There Is Really Nothing To Say.

[footnote:] Pliny The Elder Described A Whale Called "balaena Or Whirlpool, Which Is So Long And Broad As To Take Up More In Length And Breadth Than Two Acres Of Ground." This Brings Up Again The Old Question: Are The Classics Doomed? Our Ancestors Believed That Four Years Of This Sort Of Information Would Inevitably Produce A President, Or At Least A Cabinet Member. It Didn't Seem To Work Out That Way.

To The Seeing Eye Life Is Mostly Sparrows.

The Love Bird Is One Hundred Percent Faithful To His Mate-who Is Locked Into The Same Cage.