Adverbs

• 1) luckily

  Luckily, they are an industrious lot.

• 2) seldom

  Harvest mice seldom go all the way down to the ground.

• 3) sufficiently

  His bachelor pad is sufficiently neat and tidy to attract a female.

• 4) wherever

  They're found wherever grass grows on the planet,

• 5) overhead

  But she can read the pattern of the stems overhead like a map,

• 6) somehow

  The cats must somehow topple the buffalo,

• 7) virtually

  These blades are so tough that virtually no large grass eaters can stomach them.

• 8) ultimately

  But, ultimately, once the water recedes, there will be new life,

• 9) basically

  Basically, that's about as much like grass as we can make it look.

• 10) increasingly

  food becomes increasingly thin on the ground.

• 11) apart

  Powerful forelegs enable it to rip apart a termite hill with ease.

• 12) carefully

  By carefully selecting grass blades, each trimmed to the correct length,

• 13) forever

  Forever chasing the seasonal growth of the grass on which they depend.

• 14) eventually

  Eventually the earth can't soak up any more,

• 15) truly

  and the world it creates is truly unique.

• 16) exactly

  all doing exactly the same thing, that's a mind-boggling amount of grass.

• 17) automatically

  the cameras will switch on automatically and start recording.

• 18) alone

  And they are not alone.

• 19) perhaps

  Never mind, perhaps there are bigger opportunities ahead.

• 20) sometimes

  To get through the winter on these prairies, sometimes brain beats brawn.

• 21) finally

  Finally, he's done enough.

• 22) deep

  The food the fox seeks is also deep beneath the snow.

• 23) behind

  One distracts the bull up front, while her sisters attack from behind.