Wallows

Buffalo wallows, packed depressions created when the animals rolled on the soil to protect themselves from insect bites, created depressions that collected rain water needed by different types of Prairie vegetation.

In addition, new invasive plant species have replaced the favourite grass fodder for rhinos, wallows have gone dry, driving rhinos out of the park into Chitwan’s tourist towns like Sauraha and Meghauli.

Take me back, living in a past life / Take me back, only for a short time," sings a reverberated Hudson in the song's chorus that never weeps where it wallows.

Wallows’ lack of personal identity makes me especially worried that they will pick the road of quirky pop songs with colorful videos instead of choosing to make tracks that perfectly describe the anxiety of being young.

Go behind the scenes of a Wallows concert by clicking through our gallery up top.

Vikernes still wallows in the savagery of his knife attack and in his latest video demonstrated the stabbing motion he used to murder his band mate.

There were big plans at one point for “Robin Hood,” which attempts to lead with attitude but largely wallows in noise, fumbling a shot at some type of Robin Hood Cinematic Universe the world doesn’t need.

The show instead wallows in its themes, indulges in tangents, and buries the payoff in murky symbolism.

Described by its creator as "an average stone-age community," Dogpatch mostly consists of hopelessly ramshackle log cabins, pine trees, "tarnip" fields and "hawg" wallows.