Bøger af Paul Du Chaillu

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In African Forest and Jungle by Paul B. Du Chaillu: (full image Illustrated) Kindle Edition: - http: //www.amazon.com/dp/B013MCODSC Paperback Format: - https: //www.createspace.com/1517617472 Prepared by thaiperfect.com fiction, Adventure, Action, Forest, Jungle, African, Rogala CONTENTS A canoe-voyage to the country of Rotembo the Chief--A toilet of ceremony I propose to go into the forest to hunt--Rotembo promises me three gifts Preparations for departure--Off for forest and jungle The home of Rogala--His hunting-trophies We build a leopard trap--A night on the watch My hunters and I become great friends--Andekko and Ndova grow fond of me Fight between monkey tribes, nkagos and mondis--My gun puts both sides to flight Rogala's wife's parrot--I use it as a decoy We build a fortified camp in the depths of the forest--Structure of the camp I take a swim in a crystal pool--Driven out by a huge snake Another excursion--Footprints of gorillas (nginas) Ndova as a test of poisonous fruits and berries--He discovers a beehive Ndova's thoughtfulness--His winning and sportive ways Uneasiness of Rogala--He fears the new moon may see and bewitch him Rogala leaves the camp--Non-appearance of Shinshooko and Alapai We discover a pair of nshiego-nkengos--Description of them My reckoning lost--Rogala and I go to an island where I can see the heavens Appearance of the southern heavens at night--Homesickness We cross the river and hide our axes--Ndova's fright at a python Leave the island for our camp--Monkeys among the trees Plantain peelings to eat--Human footprints lead me to a village Alarm of my hunters at my absence--Rogala sets out to search for me Witchcraft proceedings of the Bakalais--Two of the class "bewitched" We come to the end of our provisions--Antelope skin boiled furnishes us a repast I find strange footprints on the banks of a rivulet--Rogala and I set off in pursuit Ndova falls sick--Stung by a scorpion or bitten by a centipede I go hunting in the forest with Andekko--Disappearance of the dog Our provisions fail--Attacked again by bashikouays Decide to break up our camp and return--Arrival at Rogala's home List of Illustrations I saw peeping through the leaves a black fierce face looking at us The meeting with Rotembo Facing Rogala and Andekko Ndova's mother tries to carry him away into the forest We raised our guns and aimed at the two biggest white-nosed ones and fired She looked at me in fear and trembling, and she and the children ran to hide The leopard was slowly crawling near We fired and brought him down Boiling water and hot ashes were thrown upon the ants and we put brands across their path Suddenly the bull made for the river Gun in hand, I watched for him to swim to the surface of the water He put his nose close to her face and moaned pitifully Soon I saw their heads peeping over the palisades Rogala and his idol The two nshiego-nkengos had their backs turned towards us, and were eating pineapples When the raft was ready Rogala, Ndova, and Andekko crossed to the island When I was ready to take observations, I seated myself cross-legged before the artificial horizon Rogala came out of the den holding two little live leopards by the neck Clearly this village belonged to a warlike tribe, whose people were always fighting When I saw him, I came towards him, and in an instant we were in each other's arms Suddenly Rogala uttered a terrific war-cry and ran towards the man He ate with us, and consequently had the same food Andekko had pinned the mandrill down and they were fighting savagely At the end of the day I had made a pair of skin trousers CHAPTER I. A CANOE-VOYAGE TO THE COUNTRY OF ROTEMBO THE CHIEF-A TOILET OF CEREMONY-ROTEMBO's GROTESQUE COSTUME-A FORMAL RECEPTION-SPEECHES OF ROTEMBO AND MYSELF-A DANCE IN MY HONOR-MY PRESENTS TO THE CHIEF-WE BECOME GOOD FRIENDS The canoe that took me from King Mombo to Rotembo the Chief was a dug-out made of a huge tree, and was of great length.

""The World of the Great Forest: How Animals, Birds, Reptiles and Insects Talk, Think, Work and Live"" is a fascinating exploration of the natural world by author Du Chaillu, Paul. In this book, readers are taken on a journey through the lush and diverse forests of the world, where they will learn about the many different species of animals, birds, reptiles, and insects that call these environments home. Through vivid descriptions and detailed illustrations, readers will discover how these creatures communicate with one another, how they think and problem-solve, and how they go about their daily lives. From the majestic elephants and tigers of Asia to the tiny ants and beetles of the Amazon rainforest, this book provides a comprehensive look at the intricate web of life that exists within the world's great forests. Whether you are a nature lover, a student of biology, or simply someone who is curious about the natural world, ""The World of the Great Forest"" is a must-read. With its engaging writing style, stunning visuals, and wealth of information, this book is sure to inspire a deeper appreciation for the incredible diversity and complexity of the natural world around us.1900. With over 50 illustrations by C. R. Knight and J. M. Gleeson. Du Chaillu, American explorer writes in the Introduction: The world of the Great Central African Forest is a remarkable one. Its denizens range from the huge elephant to the smallest ant, and in its dark recesses and almost impenetrable jungle I have studied the life of these creatures. From close observation and persistent study I have arrived at the conclusion that animals, birds, reptiles, ants, spiders, etc., possess great power of apprehension and prevision; that creatures of the same species have understanding with one another, either by voice, sign or by other ways unknown to man; otherwise they could not act with such harmony and deliberation. A wonderful firsthand account of the habits of the animals of Africa.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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1900. With over 50 illustrations by C. R. Knight and J. M. Gleeson. Du Chaillu, American explorer writes in the Introduction: The world of the Great Central African Forest is a remarkable one. Its denizens range from the huge elephant to the smallest ant, and in its dark recesses and almost impenetrable jungle I have studied the life of these creatures. From close observation and persistent study I have arrived at the conclusion that animals, birds, reptiles, ants, spiders, etc., possess great power of apprehension and prevision; that creatures of the same species have understanding with one another, either by voice, sign or by other ways unknown to man; otherwise they could not act with such harmony and deliberation. A wonderful firsthand account of the habits of the animals of Africa.

""In African Forest and Jungle"" is a captivating book written by Paul Du Chaillu, an explorer and naturalist who spent several years traveling through the dense forests and jungles of Africa. The book provides a vivid description of his adventures in the African wilderness, where he encountered a wide range of exotic animals, including gorillas, elephants, and lions.Du Chaillu's writing style is engaging and descriptive, painting a vivid picture of the African landscape and the creatures that inhabit it. He also provides insights into the customs and traditions of the various tribes he encountered during his travels, offering a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Africa.Throughout the book, Du Chaillu shares his thoughts and observations on the natural world, offering a unique perspective on the beauty and complexity of the African ecosystem. He also discusses the challenges he faced during his travels, including encounters with dangerous animals and hostile tribes.""In African Forest and Jungle"" is a must-read for anyone interested in African wildlife, culture, and history. Du Chaillu's firsthand account of his adventures in the African wilderness is both informative and entertaining, making it a timeless classic of travel literature.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Written by Paul du Chaillu, the explorer who was the first outsider to confirm the existence of the Pygmy people of central Africa and of the gorilla-both of which had only been rumoured at before-this book is a dramatic and continually enthralling account of a nearly seven-year long exploration of West and Central Africa in the 1860s.Commissioned by the Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia, the author was sent to West Africa and the equator region on that continent in order to establish the nature of the population and the wildlife, which was little known before that time. During his explorations, he became the first outsider to see and capture gorillas, the existence of which was only known from a passing reference in a work by Hanno the Navigator of Carthage dating from the 5th century BC. In addition, Du Chaillu thoroughly documented the native peoples of the regions he explored, recording their customs, dress, habits, technology, and culture. In this manner he also came upon the Pygmy people of central Africa and was the first to document their existence and announce it to the outside world.Du Chaillu's work remains a pioneering effort in exploratory anthropology and has lost none of its vitality or interest over the years. It remains a primary resource for anyone seeking an in-depth insight into pre-colonial and pre-urban West and Central Africa.This new edition has been completely reset and contains all the original illustrations, digitally reproduced to the highest possible quality.

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