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If not diagnosed early on, it will burrow into neural tissue and becomes very difficult to kill.

Sounds to me that JPay found a loophole in contract law that allowed them to burrow into the bureaucracy.

When he dabbed it at the entrance of an ant colony, they exploded out of the burrow.

A male cricket does not physically roll a female along the ground and into his burrow.

In our experience, kids who are being bullied have no idea how to get the help they need and burrow instead.

Microscopic jelly fish that burrow into your skin to give you a horrible rash...

You burrow a tunnel canal from the Gulf of California into Laguna Salada.

Its instinct is to find out what's at the other end of a burrow, or, for that matter, a tube or a pipe.

But developers are stumbling on a new kind of obstacle as they burrow deeper still: abandoned diggers from the last round of improvements.

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

The ability to burrow in between cells and to have more adhesive surfaces seem like two possible defenses bacteria already vary in and could evolve better.

Having shoes helps stop parasites like hookworm from entering your body by being stepped on, since they can't just burrow through the skin of your foot.

"larger species likely took advantage of being able to move faster, burrow better in sediment, or eat larger prey" -- larger species burrow?

I admire the HotOrNot guys for their "beg, burrow, steal" approach, I wish I had even a fraction of it.

I'm not around a lot of foxes, but I imagine so: They both burrow and hunt burrowing prey, so "lift and scrape this obstacle of the way" is in their skillet.

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