Si quando in silvis urso desunt copiae, scopulosum ad litus currit et prendens petram pilosa crura sensim demittit vado; quorum inter villos haeserunt cancri simul, in terram adsiliens excutit praedam maris, escaque fruitur passim collecta vafer.
Whenever the bears food supply in the woods gives out, he runs to a rocky shore and, clinging to a rock, lets down his hairy legs little by little into the water; then as soon as some crabs have caught hold amid the shaggy hairs, he jumps back on to the land, shakes out his booty from the sea, and enjoys, clever fellow, the dainties he has collected from all sides.
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