What do termites mean by fighting for holes?

Termites fight for holes, that is, for fame and profit.

The relevant sentences are as follows:

Our company was established in 1979, formerly known as Huazhou County Termite Control Institute.

The problem now is that termites finally gnawed the wooden roof.

3. A hungry aardvark can dig through the hard shell of a termite nest with its front paws, and then stick its long sticky tongue into it to enjoy a delicious meal.

4. Termite toxin is a new generation of efficient and safe magic powder, which is specially used for termites and moths on fruit trees, wooden houses and Chinese fir furniture. It is easy to use and safe for people and animals.

5. The manuscript of the archives of Bezanzong City was interrupted here, and the details of the annual confession or confession stipulated by the court were not explained. As can be seen from the state of parchment, it has been eaten by some termites more than once in the past four and a half centuries, devouring the concluding remarks of church judges.

6. Singles Day is coming, mice and cats are holding hands, eagles and snakes are in love, wolves and sheep live together, geckos and mosquitoes get married, weasels and chickens have children, and even anteaters are having an affair with termites. What are you waiting for?

7. After a few minutes, we left the inhabited place. In the evening, we can see acacia, rubber trees and strange-looking termite trees in the passing desert.

Six needle claws with lightning response caught the termite in Maui, Hawaii.

9. Confidence is always like a tall building, but there are termites in it. Wang xiaobo

10, no unit or individual may undertake termite prevention projects in housing construction without passing the qualification examination.

1 1, bamboo charcoal floor: after spreading charcoal, adjust the indoor humidity, avoid termite invasion, prevent insects and moth, and prevent moisture, which is very beneficial to human body and environment!

12, some southern provinces still have termites eating dam feet and so on.

13. In the multiple selection experiment, the results showed that Lycopodium curvatum liked to eat the sawdust of Pinus massoniana corroded by Poria cocos, Ganoderma lucidum or Bulbus Lygodii.