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Why bandicoots leave cone-shaped holes

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While frantically searching the ground for delicious grubs, these pointy-nosed marsupials leave extremely specific damage behind. They plunge their entire faces deep into the soil while rapidly digging, resulting in completely perfect, funnel-shaped craters scattered across the lawn. They essentially operate like very focused, furry drill bits ruining local gardens.

Why bandicoots leave cone-shaped holes
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