In the big and deep lucios no plant-life exists, nor could surface-feeding ducks reach down to it even if subaquaticherbage of any kind did grow there.
We have watched them grazing on subaquatic herbage in the midst of what appeared miles of open water; and, in fact, during wet winters there is no dry land to be seen.
The raptor feints again and again, following the cripple's subaquatic course; but he never attempts to strike till incessant diving has worn the victim out.
The Iowa told Mr. Hamilton of a Winnebago who saw a Thunder-being fighting a subaquatic power.
Sometimes the former bore the latter up into the air, and at other times the subaquatic power took his adversary beneath the water.
It is unsafe to argue that, because two buffalo gentes of the Omaha claim a subaquatic origin, all buffalo gentes should be regarded as Water people.
Footnote 318: This seems to point to a subaquatic origin.
The subterranean and subaquatic powers are called “waktceqi” by the Winnebago, and this tribe has a gens called Waktceqi ikikaratcada.
Footnote 115: According to Omaha tradition, two buffalo gentes are of subaquatic origin.
The Wajaje (Reptile people) with whom used to be the Necta or Owl people, appear to have been servants of the subaquatic powers.
The duration of the subaquatic life of a dragon-fly is no doubt variable, according to the species.
Gerstacker more recently also retains them in the Orthoptera, terming those groups in which the earlier states are subaquatic Orthoptera amphibotica.
A stout erect subaquatic perennial, with the short spikes erect and simply spicate or in a strict narrow panicle.
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