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He made sure of his back burrows, as huntsmen say; he hastily despatched one of his agents, by a roundabout way, to guard that issue.

It would not have been difficult to do this, with a few snares stretched at the openings of the burrows.

An ideal den must be deep underground, where the earth is warm, but accessible from the surface via burrows or natural fissures.

Only one crab lives in a burrow and outside of the breeding season Red Crabs are solitary, and do not tolerate intruders into their burrows.

Field crickets (Gryllus campestris) snuggle down in burrows either on their own or with a mate.

Moulting usually takes place in the protected moist environment of their burrows.

Suppose we need burrows on the board, then through the legs of another plank, then parts of the legs is another welding in the face.

The river shortly re emerges onto the surface, then burrows into Hang Son Doong after a few miles.

Local concretions form first in a hard ground and can be surrounded by burrows of organisms until the cement is well developed.

If these burrows had been made recently, they would instantly be recognisable as the work of small mammals.

Linda has more burrows and a greater status among the penguins at the zoo.

large wingless nocturnal grasshopper that burrows in loose soil along the United States Pacific coast.

Tilefish construct some of the largest burrows in the sea, forming pueblos similar to those American Indians built on land centuries ago.

Only minutes before Lincoln Burrows' execution, Bellick and Pope stand off to the side as two C. O. s strap Lincoln into the chair.

They survive the cold season in their below-frostline burrows living off the fat they stored up during the summer and fall.

His study, just published in Geology, is of two burrows fossilised in sandstone near Escalante, Utah.

Kellerman responds, "He's the only one who knows we don't have the Burrows kid. The only one. "

By late June she was making 200 yards daily, still along the fence line, amid a hospitable jumble of rocks, weeds, and rodent burrows.

The Permit Holder shall ensure that the selected routing of the maintenance footpaths will not disturb any animal burrows.

The Tibetan brown bear, a close relative of the grizzly, tries to dig the pikas out of their burrows.

The primitive mammal lives in burrows in Eastern Australia dug along the banks of streams and rivers that it relies on for food.

Males will leave their birthplace burrows, but they will not move far before mating with a female from a neighboring burrow.

By infecting animals and letting them loose in the burrows , local epidemics of this disease could be created .

It then burrows into the brain of the carrier and manipulates it for the benefit of the parasite.

The crabs replenish moisture by dipping in the sea, then the males retreat to the lower terraces to dig burrows.

Then, the water-holding frog burrows into the soggy earth to a depth of more than three feet!

They live in individual burrows a distance away from any other burrow of another hamster.

burrows among roots of shrubs and beneath rocks in desert and rocky hillside areas and beach sand of western United States.

Provides a safe, naturalistic substrate that allows snakes, lizards, and small animals to form burrows and nests as they would in the wild.

any of several rodents of North American prairies living in large complex burrows having a barking cry.

Earthworms drag withered leaves, grass and flowers into their burrows. When this plant litter decays, it makes the soil more fertile.

Now the Mother knew very well that all Moles are blind: they live in dark underground burrows and do not need to see where they are going.

Nearly all species roost during the day (in caves, crevices, burrows, building, or trees) and feed at night.

Any failures on the financial side are sure to bring the opponents of capitalism out of their burrows.

On hot days, they tend not to move around much, preferring to laze in cool burrows so as not to overheat.

The clue which Dr Simpson thinks answers this question is signs of digging near the burrows.

To locate the underground stores, gatherers looked for entryways to burrows or thumped the ground and listened for hollows.

As baby burrows deeper into the uterine wall, some women may experience breakthrough bleeding.

To locate the underground stores, gatherers looked for entry ways to burrows or thumped the ground and listened for hollows.

Devils are solitary and nocturnal, spending their days alone in hollow logs, caves, or burrows, and emerging at night to feed.

The market town of Skuon is Cambodia's veritable Spiderville, thanks to a network of tarantula burrows nearby.

Hamas may also keep tunnels open for weapons. The burrows are a conduit for cash, too.

An "Occupied" graphic now appears over Orc Burrows, Goblin Zeppelins , Entangled Gold Mines, etc.

They fumigated infected burrows with insecticide, killing the fleas but sparing the gerbils.

A large crab (Birgus latro) of the islands of the South Pacific that lives in burrows and feeds mainly on coconuts .

Penguins lay their eggs on hard surfaces near coastlines, or they might dig burrows if the soil permits.

Y: Penguins lay their eggs on hard surfaces near coast lines, or they might dig burrows if the soil permits.

Then for food the catchers dig out the rats and any grain stored in their ( burrows ).

large dark-blue non venomous snake that invades burrows; found in southern North America and Mexico.

These shrews live underground, and rely on their whiskers to feel what is ahead of them when they are moving around in their burrows.

Whoever tipped off the cops about Lincoln Burrows called from this number.

Saffron Burrows plays Martine Love, the former model who gets Terry into trouble in more ways than one.

tries to dig the pikas out of their burrows.

He has dug up Promyrmekiaphila burrows containing three generations of female spiders that have lived there for years.

Tarantulas don't spin typical spider webs, but often use their silk to line or protect their burrows.

It depends mainly on the abandoned burrows of prairie dogs for nesting sites and shelter.

The world's oldest dinosaur burrows have been discovered in Australia.

Small tropical flea; the fertile female burrows under the skin of the host including humans .

It is thought to nest during the day in hollow tree trunks or in the burrows of other animals.

On the edge of the pastureland , at the foot of the mountains, you will see many burrows they have dug.

Burrows is a senior writer for BusinessWeek, based in Silicon Valley .

It's for one of Burrows' old girlfriends, man.

Platypuses use their nails and feet to construct dirt burrows at the water's edge.

The Taliban dig burrows in walls then climb into them, firing guns through small slits.

Puffin parents dig nesting burrows into the cliffs, and spend their days fishing for their families.

And actually, this work was done in the 1960s by a famous biologist named Malcolm Burrows.

I was honestly surprised by just how effective the Burrows-Wheeler algorithm was when I started empirical testing.

They have strong front claws and use them to dig elaborate, comfortable burrows very quickly.

Burrows and Scofield could be armed to the teeth.

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They generally live singly in crevices or in burrows under rocks.

Their networks of burrows help them stay dry during storms.

I usually make my home in shallow holes in the ground called burrows.

Head for the Burrows. We'll rendezvous there.

Arctic foxes live in burrows, and in a blizzard they may tunnel into the snow to create shelter.

But animals dig burrows for protection.

Golden- mantled ground squirrels live in underground burrows, where they store their food.

That they should have lived in burrows is no surprise.

They trained video cameras on to 64 cricket burrows.

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They dig burrows in almost every square metre of available soil or live in deep crevices in rock outcrops.

Trapdoor spiders get their name because they use soil, vegetation, and silk to construct doors to their burrows that are hinged with silk.

These playful rodents live in well-organized underground burrows called towns that can have populations in the thousands.

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During rain the animals will hide in their burrows, and people go to the roof and dry clothes.

It's said that a rabbit usually will have more than one burrows.

Burrows will be dead soon.

Ground squirrels live in burrows, instead of in the trees like other squirrels.

Speaking of, how long has Burrows been single?

I want Scofield's and Burrows' pictures on each and every gas pump.

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The burrows of rabbits can cause erosion of pasture land

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Its burrows are tunnel-shaped, vertical, and extend to depths of 50-90 cm into the substrate;

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