Lexicographical Neighbors of Kalongs
Literary usage of Kalongs
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Illustrated Natural History by John George Wood (1865)
"As the trees which the kalongs, as these bats are often called, most affect, ...
The kalongs do not seem to care much for dark and retired places of abode; ..."
2. Zoological Sketches: A Contribution to the Out-door Study of Natural History by Felix Leopold Oswald (1882)
"The kalongs know what is coming, and are all in a flutter, ready to decamp ...
Then a rush ahead,—the kalongs have taken wing and are hurrying off seaward; ..."
3. Wood's Animal Kingdom: Illustrated by John George Wood (1870)
"As the trees which the kalongs, as these bats are often called, most affect, ...
The kalongs do not seem to care much for dark and retired places of abode ..."
4. Trespassers: Showing how the Inhabitants of Earth, Air, and Water are by John George Wood (1875)
"Hollow tree-trunks, disused chimneys, clefts in rocks, and similar localities,
are their favourite hiding-places. The kalongs, on the 19 ..."
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