Examples of 'their burrows' in a sentence
Meaning of "their burrows"
This phrase typically refers to the tunnels or underground homes that certain animals, such as rabbits, foxes, or badgers, create for shelter or nesting purposes. It indicates the specific dwelling places of these animals
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Their burrows are more than just homes.
Mole rats are afraid to leave their burrows.
They keep their burrows meticulously neat.
All three come up out of their burrows.
Their burrows are often closed with sand.
When rabbits to their burrows run.
By day their burrows give relief from the heat.
They scurry for their burrows.
Gobies maintain their burrows by fanning away sand inside the burrows.
They are territorial of the area around their burrows.
Sowbugs cement their burrows with body fluids.
They spend most of the time in their burrows.
Dhub lizards share their burrows with scorpions.
The researchers trap the badgers at their burrows.
Diablo emerge from their burrows to seek mates.
Then the snakes will come out of their burrows.
Some animals seal their burrows to keep them moist.
They can dig marmots from their burrows.
The orientation of their burrows depends largely on the wind direction.
Hemiandrus biolobatus come out of their burrows at night.
Adult skinks defend their burrows against intrusion by other skinks.
During the winter these spiders hibernate in their burrows.
They are quick to hide in their burrows at the slightest hint of danger.
The prairie dogs all escaped down their burrows.
They emerge from their burrows and mate in early spring.
And gopher tortoises dont seem to mind sharing their burrows.
Red foxes prefer to dig their burrows on well drained soils.
The mole rats are careful to never fully leave their burrows.
They will emerge from their burrows if salt or brine is poured in.
Food is collected in their cheek pouches and stored in their burrows.
The process of excavating their burrows also functions as a natural bathroom.
The females spend the majority of their lives in their burrows.
Place the trap near their burrows or on their daily route.
They feed mainly on zooplankton while hovering above their burrows.
The procedure of digging their burrows also functions as a natural bath.
Sand bubblers are wary and never venture far from their burrows.
Adults emerge from their burrows at night to feed on worms and fish.
It is nocturnal and primarily hunts for sleeping prairie dogs in their burrows.
Cantuaria are able to use their burrows to their advantage when it comes to eating.
They are not aggressive except to those who try to enter their burrows.
The jirds are gregarious and their burrows are seen close by.
Vacation homes were built in the areas where penguins dug their burrows.
Crabs now make their burrows directly beneath the beach lights.
They usually rest near or inside their burrows during midday.
They hide in their burrows during the day and hunt at night.
The ground squirrels will go back into their burrows in the afternoon.
Their burrows have often been taken over from other animals such as marmots.
The following spring they pupate in their burrows and emerge as adults.
These powerful blows are used to stun their prey and defend their burrows.
They only stay in their burrows during the day to avoid predators.
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