Henceforth, less and less of the provision of Cicadae is consumed; on the evening of the following day, it is refused altogether.
"The Life of the Spider"
J. Henri Fabre
About thirty-six hours after being bitten, the Mole dies during the night and certainly not from inanition, for there are still half a dozen live Cicadae in the receptacle, as well as a few Beetles.
"The Life of the Spider"
J. Henri Fabre
How will this living fruit, ripening in the heat beloved of the Cicadae, manage to burst?
"The Life of the Spider"
J. Henri Fabre