burrowing

The user is upside down on the ocean floor burrowing themselves into the silt.

Hence the path preferred by attackers of burrowing into Azure signing keys or ransomware attacks on the grid.

What are the energy costs of automating the burrowing of these tunnels to connect,say a small city like Boston?

A lot of is to work around the limitations imposed - like not negatively impacting the habitat of burrowing owls.

Unless the bees are burrowing into the ground to reach the treated seed, they theoretically should have no exposure at all.

Small burrowing rodents that live a couple of years hit the ground running, build extensive dens, and reproduce before they're a year old.

The worm cannot live in any other way, except by burrowing through eyeballs.

For a warhead, (disregarding burrowing nukes), they don't care how much kinetic energy is expended since they don't want the warhead touching down.

With refinement, the functionality ends up burrowing in, often becoming part of the data structure where it really belonged in the first place.

In event of a major incident, you do not want rabbits on site burrowing around and then spreading cesium-137 and other pernicious decay products.

Would the same be true for many burrowing insects, and other arthropods?

Here's a '96 usenet news article I posted about the endangered burrowing owls I would bike past every day in Mountain View.

Certainly sounds like it in this quote: "I think of a little child in east Africa with a worm burrowing through his eyeball.

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.

Burrowing down one of the many auxiliary tunnels pock marking the island, the team stumbled upon a number of fascinating items including a miner's oil lamp with whale oil and unexploded dynamite at 65 feet.