If he enjoys playing "fetch"--and you have a big enough yard or a park nearby--you may only need ten minutes of throwing a ball for him before he is exhausted enough to not even think about
digging for several hours.
It was hot and dry when I spent the Fourth of July digging for fossils on the 5E Ranch north of Billings, Mont.
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That means even more
digging for the scientists, often in 40[degrees]C heat and full sun.
The last of the pictures was of the artist the moment after the series of works was completed, in the hole he had been
digging for seven days, eight hours a day.
Five-year-old Anthony Pearlman plans to become president someday, but on Saturday he was an archaeologist
digging for artifacts in the ancient city of Kiryat Ha'Malachim.
Some of the beds have had organic matter spread over them all winter and this has increased the worm population, aerated the soil, improved the soil structure and done much of the
digging for me.
Grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) forage by digging for a variety of starchy plant roots, small mammals, and insects (Ross 1855, Chapman et al.
Our long-term goal in this study is to understand the impact of grizzly bear digging for glacier lily (Erythronium grandiflorum Pursh; Liliaceae) bulbs in subalpine meadows, on both spatial (meadow-wide) and temporal (decades) scales.
When digging for bulbs, the bears turn over chunks of sod at a fairly uniform depth of [approximately] 10 cm (the maximum depth of the majority of roots), exposing bulbs that are then nipped off.
Grizzly bear digging for glacier lily bulbs created patches within the subalpine meadow matrix that differed in plant species composition, soil mineral nitrogen abundance, and chemical content of the revegerating glacier lilies.
In our study meadows, grizzly bear digging for glacier lilies is the primary cause of patches of bare mineral soil, apparently ideal places for colonization by the next generation of these long-lived lilies.
Where radar turns up objects worth
digging for, archaeologists can apply their shovels precisely and spare landscapes from much of the scarring that less-directed digging brings.
If he enjoys playing 'fetch' and you have a big enough yard or nearby park, you may only need ten minutes of throwing a ball for him before he is exhausted enough to not even think about
digging for several hours.
