However, they may hibernate in other places such as the bottom of a tree, animal burrows, or empty spaces in mud.
The female digs a burrow in well drained soil, stings a cicada until it ceases to struggle, places it in the bottom of the burrow, lays her eggs on the cicada, covers the burrow, and dies.
Lingula lives in mud or sand and is attached at the bottom of its burrow.
The prey is then dragged to the bottom of the burrow and eaten.
Lingula lives in a burrow in mud or sand with the tip of its pedicle attached in mucus at the bottom of the burrow.
Some are capable of burrowing, anchoring their rear ends at the bottom of the burrow and then stretching the head up to feed and then pulling it back down for safety.
During the winter, and perhaps during the summer when rehydrating, Crawfish Frogs will sit in the water at the bottom of the burrow (JLH, unpubl).
African lungfishes burrow into the bottom of a riverbed or lake bed for their "dry sleep," or estivation (see dormancy).
Some aquatic leeches burrow deep into the bottom of a pond or stream during the warm months.
Instead, he found passage where the coat flapped open between two closures, and felt, as his fingers burrowed under wool, the bottom of a breast.
Some migrate each fall to ancestral hibernation dens, while others burrow deep into mud in the bottom of a pond to survive the cold New England winters.
