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.
TC
Player #96919, I use to dodge them walking home from school in Texas handle
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.