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(31) The footing corals start to anchor down on the loose rocks, and the subterranean sponges burrow underneath.

(32) She closed her eyes and let her fingers burrow through the tissue paper until she felt the lace of the collar.

(33) Chief Constable of Essex John Burrow added his voice yesterday when he warned that there was a connection between truancy and crime.

(34) Within the burrow, the spadefoot achieves a high degree of protection from the relentless heat of the desert sand above.

(35) It is a free agent once released into a burrow and is free to go wherever it feels inclined.

(36) Presumably they would be unable to burrow or hide from the Sun like small mammals.

(37) Then it stays in the burrow alone, visited only at feeding times,[www.Sentencedict.com] for nearly two months.

(38) He reminded Dexter of a panic-stricken mole who had suddenly found himself trapped outside his burrow.

(39) Yet, incredibly, young rabbits can continue to occupy another section of the same burrow system and thrive near the earth.

(40) The simple solution is to revert to the multiple-dig method, since the next burrow may well not present the same problem.

(41) Some hedgerow stops are often the beginnings of a new burrow system once the doe and her young move out.

(42) It lays its eggs in your clothes while they are drying on the line and then they burrow into the skin.

(43) So until it rains, the spadefoot sits immobile in its burrow, an unsuspected living presence beneath the parched desert floor.

(44) The chick in the burrow below will now be guzzling the partly pre-digested fish food regurgitated by its newly ringed parent.

(45) The small mammals alive at this time did not hibernate, but had insulating fur and could burrow underground.

(46) Underfoot, a soggy tiger-trap of a burrow roof gives in like brown sugar.

(47) Western spadefoot toads burrow into the wash bottom, emerging to produce another batch of mosquito larvae-eating tadpoles during the summer rains.

(48) The burrow collapses around them so that they are effectively buried alive.

(49) All my young ferrets get a similar introduction to give them the necessary experience for bigger operations within major burrow systems.

(50) A multiple dig, showing the sequence of digs along the burrow.

(51) So loose ferrets are released into the burrow system, one being introduced, if numbers permit, into each major entrance.

(52) She had been impelled to go and find him because of the sudden silence from his burrow under the eaves.

(53) Mora's hunger lures her back to the warthog burrow.

(54) Lance Burrow was arrested a half block away.

(55) You burrow and rankle in his heart!

(56) As dusk descends on the mountains, a pangolin emerges from its burrow.

(57) Most dung beetles burrow into the soil and bury dung in tunnels.

(58) A commensal organism, especially an insect that lives in the nest or burrow of another species.

(59) Sometimes they burrow through the cheeks and devour the tongue.'.

(60) Crypt Fiend - This unit may now learn the Burrow ability.