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It was a seasonal population lowpoint for the species, which hunkers down in winter under rocks and vegetation.

An animal who hunkers down in a hotel room with you and helps you maintain the stability of your routine is no less devoted to you than one who eagerly accompanies you on your adventures.

A small, scaly baby iguana— no bigger than a chocolate bar— hunkers down on a beach as a snake glides alongside him.

Otherwise, he hunkers down in fear, worried that an artillery shell could burst into his home.

As Gates “hunkers down” on math, it will end its support for language arts, such as reading and writing, Hughes said.