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Castor Aragones Bestiary.

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Plinio el Viejo: Historia Natural
(Libro VIII, cap. XXX)
Los Pónticos (castores) cuando se ven en peligro de ser cogidos por los cazadores, se quitan las mismas partes, sabiendo que por ellas son perseguidos; los médicos los llaman castores. Es fuera de esto animal de mordedura horrible, corta los árboles que están junto a los ríos con los dientes, como con acero ...
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