71.   They burrow into the earth, climb trees, actually swim over the sand and live inside clumps of the grass next to the bristly seed heads.

72.   They climbed trees and ate the fruit for lunch.

73.   They and the students who worked with them did pull-ups and other calisthenics to build strength in case they had to climb a tree to elude a grizzly.

74.   They can also climb trees.

75.   They climb trees and dangle from ropes and discover that the canopy is the center of life in rain forests.

76.   Tripp agreed that climbing trees to prune them is too dangerous for the homeowner.

77.   Tribout said she climbed the tree because she was fed up with the back talk, whining and general lack of appreciation from her children.

78.   When confronted, instead of taking a stand and fighting it out, they are more apt to run, hide or climb a tree.

79.   Were they still climbing trees, in the manner of chimpanzees, for safety, sleeping and gathering fruits and nuts?

80.   Youngsters climb trees and swim in the river.