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: They feed on worms and small rats and mice that accidentally pass through their tunnels. When you spot a mole in your yard, be careful not to touch it. Otherwise, it will bite it off and tear into your flesh. A mole’s saliva is toxic; this means it can paralyze earthworms, but not kill them. 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.