Assertion: mole cricket | /r/CapableOf | tunnel through the soil
Facets:
value: underground
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Mole crickets are a unique and unusual family of crickets that spend most of their life underground and have modified “hands” (front legs) that help them tunnel through the soil (Hence, the name mole cricket).
text: Mole crickets are so-named because they tunnel underground like moles and create burrows with their shovellike front legs.
text: We also know that when the air is very dry they tunnel into the soil to find moisture, so will not fly.
text: Mole crickets tunnel through the soil, often close to the soil surface, severing grass roots and causing the earth to bulge upwards.
text: Mole crickets have one generation per year, with eggs typically being laid in April and May. Not only can mole crickets tunnel through the soil, but the adults can also fly long distances.
text: As mole crickets tunnel through the soil, they uproot grass plants, which dry out and die.