"You can bury an AK in sand, dig it up, give it a wipe through the barrel, put a magazine on it and fire it," he says.
If you do not have a sleeping bag and are sleeping on sand, dig into the sand, put the hot rocks in the holes, and cover with sand.
You can only conclude Plant's the one raising sand, digging his heels in, stamping around gleefully in the American roots music that is his current inspiration.
The key to the experiments, published in Nature Geoscience, was an unusual "locked sand" dug from a Czech quarry.
Kegs in a hallway, sand dug up from a neighboring golf course's traps, students clad in beachwear.
That is, limb pulling and sand digging could be released directly by a chemical call for help and thus result from a very simple mechanism.
Snare biting, a behavior never before reported in the literature, demonstrates that rescue behavior is far more sophisticated, exact and complexly organized than the simple forms of helping behavior already known, namely limb pulling and sand digging.
In ants, however, invertebrates well known for their highly integrated and complex cooperative behavior, anecdotes of a simple form of rescue behavior, namely sand digging, was described as early as 1874 [4].
These charismatic lords of the sea haul themselves on to the white sands, dig pits and lay their eggs.
I also dug Provisions by Giant Sand and Dig, Lazaru, Dig! by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
And even while ancient brick cities slumber under the sands, dug in for the next attack by today's Mongols, Parthians and Turcomans, new brickworks rise in the southern desert, reproducing ancient Mesopotamia.
