Assertion: gopher | /r/CapableOf | dig tunnel
Facets:
value: through ground
type: MANNER
value: in their burrows
type: LOCATION
value: in spite
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Each gopher independently builds a mink, digging a tunnel up to 15 meters at a depth of 1.5 to 7 meters.
text: Mounds are formed as the gopher digs its tunnel and pushes the loose dirt to the surface.
text: They simply do not like the taste left in the soil as they dig their tunnels and will choose to move on elsewhere.
text: I could swear the gopher actually dug his tunnel closer and closer to the spike just in spite.
text: Gopher digs tunnels that can be close to the surface (main tunnel is usually 18 inches below the surface of the ground), or very deep (nesting chamber is usually on a depth of 6 feet).
text: As a gopher digs tunnels and pushes dirt to the surface, he comes to the surface at an angle, resulting in crescent or irregular shaped mounds, and the plugs are visible.
text: they dig tunnels, often hundreds of yards long, under croplands, parks, pretty landscapes and backyards.
text: As gophers dig new and fancy rooms and tunnels in their burrows, they need to push the dirt out to the surface.
text: Gophers can dig rather large and long holes and tunnels through ground including around and in septic drainfields.
text: Mounds are formed as the gopher digs its tunnel and pushes the loose dirt to the surface.
text: Patrick Dunn says gophers turn over soil as they dig their tunnels creating places for wildflowers to germinate.