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What animals bury itself?

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A Muscrat can burry itself before(About) to die. It can burry itself about 4 feet deep and 6 yards wide.

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What animal burries itself?

There are several animals that bury themselves. Lizards, turtles, hedgehogs and the scarab beetle all bury themselves in dirt.


Why does an animal bury itself?

There are a lot of reasons. Usually to protect itself from predators, but sometimes they bury themselves to look for food.


Why does a Hedeog bury itself?

it likes the moist environment!


Why a dog would bury itself?

it wants to die


How long does it take for a crab bury itself in the sand?

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Why does an Arctic fox bury itself?

They do not bury themselves but do live in underground burrows. They do so as they need a place to escape severe weather, predators and a place to have their babies.


Where to bury your dog?

In your yard if its allowed in your state, or a pet cemetary, or you can have animals cremated.


Where does and hedgehog bury itself?

A hedgehog will build its den where they feel it is safest; this depends on the species.


How does a frog's coloring protect it from its enemies?

Camouflage. The frog can blend in with its surroundings, and make it hard for predators to see it, since a lot of animals have poor eyesight. If that does not work the frog will usually hop into the pond and bury itself in the mud on the bottom.


Which animals bury their dead kin?

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What were the mounds made for?

In most religions that made mounds it was to either feed animals or bury the dead.


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