Title: Mole Facts: Things You Need to Know About Pesky Moles
Headings: What You Should Know About Moles: Identification and Behavior
What You Should Know About Moles: Identification and Behavior
Table of Contents
Common facts
Food
A typical mole diet mainly comprises earthworms.
Natural Habitat
Mole Behavior
Soil is pushed out above ground to form a molehill.
Signs of Moles in Your Yard
Mole Invasion
Holes in your Farm or Grazing land
Why Do They Make Molehills?
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Inga Cryton

Content: A typical mole diet mainly comprises earthworms. Sometimes moles stock up collected worms in a secured burrow to feast on later. Moles do not eat dirt because it clogs up their internal systems. A mole will carefully remove soil and dirt from the dugout worms before ingesting or storing them to consume later. MOLES FOOD
Natural Habitat
Moles spend considerable time in underground tunnels. They constantly dig to create hundreds of feet of intricate mazes which make it difficult to find a suitable method of how to kill moles. They prefer living in dry upper underground surfaces near old trees and dry temperate areas. They are commonly found in North America. Moles live in the underground in the seclusion of burrows and come to the surface rarely, or by accident. Finding two or three moles trapped in one area is rare.