Title: How to ID a Mole Problem | Victorpest.com
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Facts about Moles
Diet
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Habitat
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Content: Diet
Moles are enormous consumers of food. They typically eat between 70% to 100% percent of their body weight in a single day and can dig up to 150 feet of tunnels per day in search of nourishment. Earthworms are their preferred food source making up 85% of their diet, but they'll also happily gobble up grubs, snails, beetles and other small underground invertebrates. Daily Amount: 70-100% of its bodyweight
Daily Water: Primarily comes from moisture in food sources
Daily Food: Earthworms, grubs, beetles and other insects
Habitat
Though all moles live underground and rarely come to the surface, their habitat preferences vary between species. Some moles, including the Star-Nosed Mole, prefer moist areas like wet meadows, bogs and marshes. Others, such as the Eastern Mole like drier soil found in woodland areas, meadows and fields. Regardless of preference, you should know that all moles have two things in common.