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Headings: Things To Know About a Mole's Biology, Diet, Life Cycle
Things To Know About a Mole's Biology, Diet, Life Cycle
Content: The large, curved claws on the toes of their front feet are adapted for burrowing and they can dig underground tunnels as long as 18 cm in just one hour. Behavior
Moles are solitary creatures from the day they leave their mothers, only coming together at mating periods. Each mole has a defined territory and their occasional meetings are usually marked with fierce rivalry. They are busy mammals as they spend most of their time finding and storing foods; an activity that gets intensified during the raining periods. Moles do not hibernate, but are active all through the year. Diet
Moles are mostly insectivorous in nature. They typically feed on ants, worms, centipedes, slugs, insects and other organisms found in the soil like snails. The only species that eats small fishes and crustaceans is the star nosed mole, which lives inside ponds and near streams. Large moles are also known for eating mice sometimes.