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Tue Blood m .Animols. is probable that there are at least 24 pints of blood in the body of middling sized man. Of this about an ounce, or two table spoonfuls, are sent out at every beat of the heart. This multiplied by sixty, the lowest rate of the pulse, gives of course sixty ounces about four pints in a minute. This is one hundred and twenty quarts, or thirty gal Ions an hour, or 72o gallons, equal to more than eleven hogsheads, in twenty four hours.

 Now if the heart of the whale sends out, at each stroke fifteen gallons, as some suppose, and if the heart beat twenty times in minute, the quantity circulated through the heart of the whale, in twenty four hours,, will be 432, 1000 gallons, or nearly 5000 hogsheads. The thought of such river of blood is overwhelming.