"Burrows" Example Sentences
1. The rabbit quickly burrows into the soft soil to hide from predators.
2. The mole digs its burrows using its sharp claws.
3. The groundhog retreats to its burrow during the winter months.
4. The fox made its den by burrowing under a large rock.
5. The gopher burrowed under the garden, destroying all the plants.
6. The ants burrow deep into the ground to protect their queen.
7. The ferret makes use of abandoned burrows as their habitat.
8. The bear hibernates in a cozy burrow made of leaves and branches.
9. The badger digs burrows to hunt for prey.
10. The chipmunk stores its food in underground burrows for the winter.
11. The prairie dog colony consists of a network of interconnected burrows.
12. The spider burrows into the soil to make its nest.
13. The rabbit's burrow was discovered by a curious dog.
14. The hamster burrows into its bedding to create a cozy nest.
15. The ground squirrel burrows under rocks for protection.
16. The rat burrows in the walls of old buildings.
17. The vole constructs elaborate burrows to avoid predators.
18. The pangolin burrows into the ground using its powerful claws.
19. The weasel uses existing burrows to establish its territory.
20. The armadillo burrows to escape the harsh sun.
21. The rabbit's burrow was too small for a human to fit in.
22. The mole creates intricate burrows underground to search for food.
23. The hedgehog can roll into a ball and burrow into the ground for defense.
24. The beaver constructs a dam to create a burrow in the water.
25. The prairie dog warns other colony members of danger through a chirping sound within its burrow.
26. The burrowing owl makes its nest in abandoned prairie dog burrows.
27. The ground beetle burrows in the soil to feed on other insects.
28. The wombat has strong teeth and powerful legs to dig burrows in the ground.
29. The meerkat keeps lookout while others search for food in their burrows.
30. The rabbit's burrow was discovered by a network of tunnels leading in various directions.
Common Phases
1. The rabbit
burrows deep into the ground; it creates a network of tunnels for protection.
2. The mole
burrows through the soil with its sharp claws; it uses its sense of smell to find earthworms.
3. The tortoise
burrows in the sand to regulate its body temperature; it can also hide from predators.
4. The prairie dog
burrows in large colonies; it communicates with other members through a complex system of vocalizations.
5. The burrowing owl makes a home in abandoned
burrows; it is active during the day and feeds on small prey.