moles, worms
Yes, a worm that is longer digs through the soil quicker because it is maturer.
It digs its way in.
Because he digs holes through the ground and roams within. Because he digs holes through the ground and roams within.
One example of an animal that digs underground is the mole. Moles have strong front limbs with sharp claws that they use to tunnel through soil in search of food such as insects and earthworms. The tunnels that moles create can often be seen as raised ridges or mounds on the surface of the ground.
A plow is a device used to prepare the soil for planting crops. It is dragged behind a tractor, horse or oxen and digs a long groove in the soil called a furrow. soil in the furrow is thrown to one side and inverted.
A plow is a device used to prepare the soil for planting crops. It is dragged behind a tractor, horse or oxen and digs a long groove in the soil called a furrow. soil in the furrow is thrown to one side and inverted.
A plow is a device used to prepare the soil for planting crops. It is dragged behind a tractor, horse or oxen and digs a long groove in the soil called a furrow. soil in the furrow is thrown to one side and inverted.
A mole digs through the ground using it's head.
An earthworm is not useless! It has a large contribution to plants because when it digs in the soil it gives a passageway for water and air to reach the roots easier.
no he is a poser who digs through trash No crap sherlock!!!!your suck you got that right
The Arctic Hare digs through the snow and looks for vegetation.
A really big drill