How to pronounce “burro” in English

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.Burrowing owls, they can be active at daytime or nighttime hours.

A review with the writer William Burroughs.Burroughs was talking about his cutup method of writing in which he took a piece of existing text, cut into pieces and then rearranged them so he got new combinations of text.And he called that the cutup method.

And the same technique was used by a lot of great artists in the 20th century.William Burroughs-- and more relevant to our interests, it was used exclusively for many years by the great David Bowie, who was a great and avid enthusiastof both cut up writing methods.

OK. Understand that by giving people more choice, they stop making choices.They burrow into their choices.And we get exactly the opposite result of what we intended, which was to have a world of freedom and choice, people experimenting.

The fact that razor clams- I don't know if you've ever seen the long, thin shell shells you might see on a beach.They burrow themselves in the sand, but they're much more efficient to doing it than just their muscles and their shape, and the strength of their shell would suggest.And researchers have figured out that they actually have this clever technique of creating little pools of quicksand around them as they dig down.

Andrew Stanton: I mean, I don’t wanna give too much away about how you meet him, but he’s, uh, he’s basically the equivalent of a dog or a small bear or something likewhen Burroughs wrote this book, and when he kind of places the time of things on earth, it was pre-industrial revolution.

We get to the start.You've got this burro and this 20-foot rope.And the guy shoots this shotgun.

Sushi eaters love toro.They really burrow into their choices.And so every day they don't actually get chicken or fish anymore.

Kind of similar what we might actually have in this area, but just over in Africa and Asia, of course.They would burrow and have burrows they would be down in.This species does not climb like our North American species does.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.Dudley's a burrowing owl.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.They don't burrow themselves.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.Because there are fewer burrows for them, we're creating man-made burrows to help get them established as well.

And look how it's using silk.It has a burrow underground.So it hides out from its predators in the burrow.

So it hides out from its predators in the burrow.It lines the burrow with silk, which helps hold the walls up.It also helps mediate humidity.

What you really see is the spider is doing what the earlier evolved spiders did.This is essentially a burrow that's been brought out underground.The spider hides out inside that from its predators.

There are about 5,000 known species of jumping spiders.with the burrows. So I'll be really interested to see what happens with that.

And they were just incredibly adaptable.They were burrowers, which meant-- in fact, we found some amazing skeletons of them recently inside their burrows.They may have been adapted to environments that already had a lot of dirt and gunk in the air.

Lumpy and flat from long service under heavier heads, they bear no resemblance to the goose down clouds that many of them enjoyed in childhood.And yet the girls burrow into them with perfect contentment, embracing them like teddy bears.There were no pillows for them in the other barracks.

And I said well, I can't do a burro run.I don't own a burro.And they said, oh.

So after you ate your little chicken taco, you go to middle school in LA.And you go to John Burroughs, right?JIMMY O. YANG: Yes, John Burroughs.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.And a lot of the animals that burrow into the ground that create their burrows.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.They kind of take over other abandoned burrows.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.When we take away the burrowing animals, and they can't live there any longer, too, it changes the soil, so it changes how

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.They will live in a burrow.

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.They'll stay there in the burrow for a little bit and then fledge around four months or so.

And it dabs pollen on the back of the bee.They like to line their burrows with these things.

And there were 20 of us.I did go to John Burroughs, yeah.

And there were 20 of us.So I'm curious from John Burroughs in St. Louis to leading one of the most coveted fashion houses in the world, how has your personal interpretation

every sort of way solitary wasp but then when it wants to reproduce the femalehas to find a suitable burrow and meal for her larvae and she does this byfinding a cockroach and injecting it with a mind-altering Venom she begins her attack from

they'd want to kill me.And I'm going to burrow under that mountain-- which means power, which means the state, which means the north after the Civil War, which means anythingthat you feel oppresses you.

that you feel oppresses you.And I'm going to burrow under that mountain, and I'm just going to paw away at it until I bring the entire mountain down.It's a fantasy of revolution, that one little mole can bring the entire structure of power, whatever it might be,

And then you had William Burroughs.

It's the thing that burrows into the very foundations of science and makes us question the whole enterprise.

And researchers have figured out that they actually have this clever technique of creating little pools of quicksand around them as they dig down.And it's incredibly efficiently way of burrowing.And this could lead to the next generation of underwater robots that can fix things to the sea bed.

And so they retreat into their burrows.

His novels include "Turing and Burroughs," "Jim and the Flims," and "The Big AHA," as well as "The Wetware Tetralogy" and a four-book cyberpunk series that won two Philip K. Dick

As far as they're concerned, insects never evolved flight.They're just fine in their burrows.So the second major lineage of spiders is known as the mygalomorphs.

These are also nocturnal.So there's a silk-lined burrow under the ground.They build it up about an inch.

So it's essentially a closed silk tube.There's a silk-lined underground burrow.And then what the spider does is hang out in this tube.

If everything is just like William Burroughs "Naked Lunch", crazy, nothing, nobody ever points at something in William Burroughs and says,

and used math to determine how to burrow into people's brains like a horrible criminal.

There were games like "Bunnies & Burrows," which was a role-playing game based on the novel "Watership Down." You actually played a bunny and sort of acted out

And it turns out that he actually got the idea from reading a 1965 Paris review.A review with the writer William Burroughs.Burroughs was talking about his cutup method of writing in which he took a piece of existing text, cut into pieces and then rearranged them so he got new combinations of text.

And he called that the cutup method.What was interesting when I started researching Burroughs is I found out that he actually got the idea from his buddy Brion Gysin.Brion Gysin was preparing a canvas for one of his paintings and he sliced through a stack of newspapers and he saw the way the strips looked and the different word combinations

Do I keep pushing myself to transform the work into something new?So like when I think about William Burroughs you know sometimes I have trouble with his stuff.

Chris DiBona: That’s right.Yeah I didn’t discover Burroughs until much later.Andrew Stanton: So you couldn’t write on this film.

It’s, it’s, that’s just the fun of stories is taking a couple things or one thing and just going, “What if?” Chris DiBona: Yeah.Andrew Stanton: And that’s what Burroughs did.That was the period of time when telescopes had just gotten slightly improved and they could see a little bit better on the surface of Mars, and they saw these lines, and some

One long, giant lung and one smaller lung.He is. Burrowing owls have really had a rough go here in Southern California and their other native habitats.

merciless bloody hell God save us it's burrowing out of his chest the creature is