Sentences with phrase «out of one's burrows»

There is a superstitious belief that many Alolan Dugtrio come out of their burrows on a day when a volcano will erupt.

Well, adolescents probably, since they're big enough to come out of the burrow on their own (they sassed me, too — clearly teenagers).

In the summer, the squirrels seemed to create their own sunrise and sunset by popping out of their burrows every day and retreating at «night».

In order to be good hunters, their size had to be inferior than the size of the animal they flushed out of the burrows.

The tracks of awakening creatures scurrying out of their burrows catch my eye when I walk to the compost pile.

One cornered aardvark burst out of a burrow, knocked four men to the ground and then outran them.

The 5 - centimeter - wide green crabs, Bertness figured, would have no trouble kicking the smaller marsh crabs out of their burrows and making them skitter away.

Yours will call me, like music out of my burrow.

Lilly steps out of her burrow to see «the heart he had made for her... and she loved it.»

They love to dig, bark and follow scent because they were selectively bred to bolt foxes out of their burrows.

The tail of every working dog was docked and this was done not only to prevent any injuries to it, but also to simplify the lives — if the tail is shorter and stouter, then the dog can be easily grabbed and pulled out of the burrow.

Dachshunds and Terriers also are often used in hunting, especially for retrieving downed prey from small spaces or flushing animals out of burrows.

It was able to get in and out of burrows easily because of its small size.

On average they spend less time out of their burrows or hamster houses than the Campbell dwarf; nearly twice as much.

They come out of their burrows in the spring for about eight weeks to feed and lay eggs, and again in the fall to feed and breed.

Or if it is parenting, it peers broodily out of its burrow, replete with a mouthful of finely balanced eggs.

Well, adolescents probably, since they're big enough to come out of the burrow on their own (they sassed me, too...

He also loved Bunny Bop where you Bop the bunnies as they come out of their burrows, but have to be careful not to bop Puss or Scruff.

through Nov., the tortoises hibernate, only coming out of their burrows to drink water when it rains.

The researchers used hot water to stun the anemones and improvised a device to suck them out of their burrows and retrieve them to be studied.

If Phil sees his shadow when he comes out of his burrow, we're in for six more weeks of winter weather.

Going in and out of their burrow or foraging for food is a big part of a house rabbits day and they are comfortable exploring narrow spaces.

When needed, you just pop it out of its burrow.