AGE OF ANIMALS.
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A bear rarely exceeds twenty years
dog lives twenty, a fox fourteen or sixteen
lions are long lived-Pompey lived to the
age of seventy years; squirrel or hare
seven or eight years; rabbits, seven. Ele-
plants have been known to live to the great
age Of four hundred years. When Alex
ander the Great had conquered Porus, the
King of India, he took great elephant,
who had fought valiantly for the King, and
named him Ajax, dedicated him to the Sun,
and let him 60 with this inscription, aAlex-
ander, the son of Jupiter, had dedicated
Ajax to the Sum-" This elephant was found
with this inscription three hundred years
afterwards. Pigs have been known TO live
to the age Of thirty years, the rhinoceros
TO twenty. horse has been known to
live TO the age of sixty-two, but averages
from twenty to thirty. Camels sometimes
live to the age Of one hundred. Stays are
long lived Sheep seldom exceed the age
Of ten. Cows live about fifteen years.
Cuvier considers it probable that whales


sometimes live ahundred years. Ator'olse


has been known to live to the age Of one
hundred and seven.