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wort.lu: Un chasseur de moustiques quadrille tout le pays

Posted on03/10/201903/10/2019AuthorChristian Ries

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In the wilderness, people think of danger from Indians, alligators, and jaguars. They are not the things you mind. It is the mosquitoes, the poisonous ants, the maribondo wasps that are perfectly awful. It is the borrachudos and plum flies—like the black flies of the north woods, only worse … The day after I threw away my spare clothing ants ate up all my underwear. These were white ants. The driver ants try to eat the man instead of his clothes.

— Theodore Roosevelt, In National Geographic, Great Adventures with National Geographic: Exploring Land, Sea, and Sk (1963), 109
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