Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 77

INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK By ;*:f“r&'y‘*\ v f ’! - i i § i h ! kY \ \ ' g HE Collared Peccary resembles a small, common hog—a species of wild swine, found in South America in considerable numbers and ifi" the western and southern parts of North America. These little animals are fearless and, when attacked, will assume the offensive. If one is injured, he will give the alarm, and the rest of the drove will come by the hundreds to his aid. A man caught thus is helpless unlesg he can get out of their way by climbing & tree. They will remain for hours at the base of the tree, waiting for him to come down.