What is a plant that breaks away from its roots and is driven about by the wind as a light rolling mass?
Correct answer: Tumbleweed
Player #96919
It reminds me of the old western movies
tunegrabber
tumbling along with the tumbling tumbleweeds.
Player #28435886
Player #25398841, and dangerous if on a freeway and drivers try to avoid them
Player Say what!?
I live in an eastern suburb of Denver. It was common to see tumbleweeds on the expressway in the '70's & '80's, along with golden eagles, pronghorn and coyotes. Huge migration of new residents and it's all gone now. ☹️
TurtleRox
Player #28435886, I was driving from Santa Fe to Denver and had to avoid hundreds of the darn things tumbling across the Interstate. When I stopped for gas I had to clean them out from the front of my car. Love the song but they were thick that day.
Veronica
Sassy, I,ll tumble for you!
Veronica
Mars V, it,s dead bush.
Veronica
Mouth🤪, it tumbles and it’s a weed!
Mouth🤪
It tumbles and it’s a weed!
Mars V
It’s a dead bush.
Sassy
I’ll tumble for you!
Sheriffe
I believe that they are not native to America but were introduced from Eurasia in cattle feed.
Webs
Player #96919, yeah me too or in cartoons when someone's waiting or they use a grasshopper sound
Grishma
ohh... I thats what it means!!!
sachu
I saw them in the western movies
JuvenileDelinquent
A feature of so many Wild West scenes.