The Expression of Emotion in Man and Insects
Under glass, a bare forest of pins held down an army of insects in ragged rows: dung-beetle tanks, armored cars, caissons, and carts towed white flags that bore the fancy names they’d been given by the conqueror and date of capture. The smallest ones, collected when Darwin was just some young man neglecting the study of divinity, lay where they’d been glued to their tags, waiting for stretcher-bearers. On the other side of the island, …… More »





























