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History Forum / General / Ancient History / October 2003Important hermaphrodites in history?
I think there must be at least some hermaphrodites , not males, not females in ancient history? Or did they kill them all before they grew up? > I think there must be at least some hermaphrodites , not males, not > females in ancient history? How about the contribution of the Snail and the Worm to the advent of Agriculture. How the worm aerated and mixed the soil to the nutrients could get to the roots of the crops whereas the snail became the enemy of the farmer by attacking his crops. > Or did they kill them all before they grew up? Well they did leave out traps for the snails to fall into. The worms on the other had were a good thing but some did get chopped in half by the plough. |
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