Fossorial
A fossorial (from Latin fossor, "digger") animal is one that is adapted to digging and life underground such as the badger, the naked mole-rat, or the mole salamanders Ambystomatidae.
Most bees and many wasps are called "fossorial Hymenoptera", and a great many rodents are considered fossorial although the physical adaptations to living underground are minimal. Nevertheless, mostly from 2000 on, for rodents the term fossorial has been used for species that live in burrows during a considerable part of the day but are surface-dwelling during other parts of the day, while for species that live all their life underground (or at least almost all the time) the term subterranean has been applied.
Some organisms are fossorial to aid in temperature regulation, while others use the underground habitat for protection from predators or food storage.
An animal is said to be subfossorial if it shows limited adaptations to a fossorial lifestyle.
See also
References
Podcasts:
Visceral
by: Abigail's GhostLove it when you spit on me and say it’s raining
Think I’ll never get enough of your complaining
Shrug your shoulders, walk away, solve those problems
You’re the bigger man
Whispered words behind my back are so amusing
Guilt can be your basis to begin accusing
Lay your blame on someone else, burn those bridges
You’re the bigger man
Run away from situations
That could lead to confrontations
Now we’re both aware that you would never look me in the eye
To tell me how you feel
When you can leave it on a note
Let’s hear you try to lie to me
With hands around your throat
Don’t you dare stare at the floor
I’m gonna say this to your face
You’ll have reason to resent me
When I put you in your place
I can see you living your life out alone
Who knows maybe you’ll do all right on your own