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July 2, 1805 "in moving some of the baggage we caught a large rat. it was somewhat larger than the common European rat, of lighter colour; the body and outer part of the legs and head of a light lead colour, the belly and inner side of the legs white as were also the feet and years. the toes were longer and the ears much larger than the common rat; the ears uncovered with hair." —Meriwether Lewis Choose another animal or click to close this page |
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