The Paris Journal des Debats contains th
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The Paris Journal des Debats contains the
following paragraph:


A celebrated naturalist, known particu.
larly by his researches in Switzerland h.s
communicated to us fact confirmed bv re-.
peated observation during hisnumerous wan !.
derings on the Alps. Cows and bulls never
fail to be struck by lightning when it strikes
the trees under which they seek refuge in a
storm. But, on the contrary, if goats han
pen to be at the foot of tree, about to he
struck, the flock will take to flight, with all
speed, some moments before the stroL J
comes. rThe shepherds, aware Of the canss
follow them preciptately. and soon. the
Lightning, which the goats seemed to anti