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: But you can discover how to get rid of moles naturally, should they invade your property and cause severe damage to your yard. Moles belong to the Insectivores mammal group, and are somehow related to shrews. Some, occasionally found on open grounds include the Townsend’s or the broad-footed mole. Food
Moles do not feed on plants and general vegetation in your garden. Moles are carnivores’ animals. 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.