Examples of using Burrows in English and their translations into French
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The Common Shelduck nests in abandoned burrows from which it chases the occupants(rabbits,
Burrows are fascinating because usually only the outline
Some catfish live in burrows and rocky crevices; others make their nests and burrows at the bottom of the pond.
Langoustines live in burrows that they dig in the mud at depths of 15 to 800 m.
to the bottom of the burrows.
On the exposed plateau pikas never stray far from their burrows but even so, squatters will move in given half a chance.
the route of the International Brigades in burrows.
hidden in Burrows or scattered like dust on the wind.
the colony that something is wrong, and the animals reach immediatly the entrance of their burrows back.
they even go far as to seek their prey well hidden in the vegetation or even in their burrows!
Removed breeders from the possible graveling burrows spawns during Hodgins' search for the first scepter.
Habit: Nests in underground burrows, from which they enter buildings in search of food.
As there are few convenient places for burrows, wolf dens are usually occupied by animals of the same family.
In spring, the snakes came out from their winter burrows and crept into the pile of straw.
Favored retreats include mammal burrows and other underground hiding places, where they also aestivate.
Like other mole salamanders, the Jefferson salamander burrows; they have well-developed lungs suited for this purpose.
The tiger pistol shrimp lives in burrows in symbiosis with certain goby species such as Cryptocentrus cinctus,
Most caecilians live underground in burrows in damp soil,
Adults dig burrows which are inhabited by family groups,
The burrows observed imply simple behaviour,