The Burrow

A burrow is a complex, underground shelter created by animals such as rabbits, marmots, or foxes to live in and protect themselves from predators and harsh weather. These tunnels can include multiple entrances, chambers for resting or nesting, and escape routes. Burrows provide safety, help regulate temperature, and serve as a space for rearing young. Their structure varies depending on the species and environment, with some extending several meters below the surface. Overall, burrows are vital, adaptable habitats that support animal survival in diverse ecosystems.