A hairy One at that

lololol

Yes

furry sausage but not for eating

"If it lives, you can eat it"

RIGHT??? LOL

LMAO

Haha

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You’d dig that fast if you didn’t want to be dinner lol

Valid point and anyone who knows about working in confined spaces will also be wondering how he breathes

Moles have dense blood, lungs which essentially breathe the same air twice, and reduced oxygen requirements for their muscles. As one would expect for a creature evolved to live its entire life in underground tunnels breathing stagnant air.

He didn’t dig deep enough to be another animals meal here.😂

@@gastonbell108that’s really interesting, thanks for that explanation

"rarely seen" I live on a farm and I have 4 outside cats, I promise you I see at least 2-3 moles a week, among other things

i love you

@@thegamingpigeon3216 well, most people live in cities and suburbs, so they’re rarely seen for most people

​@@abraham3673 They need then to get out more..

They don't like company either😊

Dewit

Tell me about it.

They have very fluffy fur.

Go for it, they are very soft. I unfortunately know because our cats were hunters (we live in the middle of the sticks, no bears here in the UK) and one time they caught a mole and just left it in the grass by our drive. Thought it was still alive at the time 'cause half the time the prey are and I could put them in a secret tunnel for them to recover in, hence my touching it. I don't assume moles have teeth unlike mice/shrews/squirrels/bats, just the hefty claws XD They do have a cute little tail though.

Don’t try,they have teeth and will bite.I came across a mole above ground when I was a tiny child.I picked it up and got bitten,with blood.Of course I dropped it,and it drilled into the ground and disappeared in about five seconds flat.Damp earth with no stones.😩

Honestly the temptation to 🦵 it is so baddd 😂😂😂

@@cerovk6000Whack-a-mole

@@cerovk6000nooo why a kick? Why not a little spank?

@@cerovk6000 You chose a really wierd emoji for "pet"

They paralyse worms with toxins in their saliva and stash them to eat later.

O...oho ..

Some moles also have taste buds on their noses.

Me who learned about moles from watching g-force.

That's a pretty cool factoid.

You dig that fast if you didn’t want to be dinner

Definitely not a good place to release a mole. They like the same soil conditions favored by their earthworm prey; plenty of humus, easily burrowed in, and few or no rocks. Like their shrew cousins, moles eat enormous amounts of food to sustain their fast metabolism and high rates of activity, and thus starve quickly if there aren't enough worms and grubs around.

@@motherlandbot6837 he didn’t released it . He just saw it there. I used to see them there alot too.

@@za-zasolutionscorp.8366 The uploader, "Alone Mole", posted elsewhere in reply to my inquiry that this Mole was being evicted. Most species of moles depend on earthworms and sod dwelling grubs as a food source (they eat small amounts of plant material as well), and like their shrew cousins, their very fast metabolism and strenuous mode of existence require that they eat huge amounts of food relative to their size. Earthworms shun rocky/gravelly soils, and these make digging much more difficult for the moles that prey on them. Most moles favor loamy soils in open grassy habitats, as these harbor abundant food and are easy to burrow in. Keep in mind that moles must dig to find most of their food, unlike voles, which forage mostly on the surface outside their burrow. Some moles, such as Africa's Golden Mole, have adapted to sand dunes, and prey on reptiles, other mammals, insects, etc., which they detect by sound and ambush by digging upwards below their victims.

@@motherlandbot6837 you have a good knowledge about moles :) my opinion he came out of dirt to find food and the day he took video was march and in these days still there is not much grasd. I am assuming they hibernate and once dirt get warm they wake up with a big amount of hunger. Since there is no strong root or grass they might come out quick for food. Is this possible? They have very soft and warm fur they cant be out if it is too hot. They have no eyes .

@@za-zasolutionscorp.8366 As far as biologists know, no species of mole hibernates. They burrow and feed year round, but during hot summers and cold winters, both moles and the earthworms they eat retreat deeper below the surface of the soil. All moles that have been studied have eyes, with functional retinas in their eyes, though their optic nerves are poorly developed. Even the Iberian Mole, which has tiny eyes covered by skin, can distinguish between light and darkness. Although moles rarely leave their underground burrows voluntarily, they can distinguish seasonal changes in daylength underground with their tiny eyes, and use this ability to adjust their "biological clock". Most cannot see clear images at all, but all species of moles studied so far can preceive slight differences between light and darkness underground. I'll post a link to an article on this below, hopefully KZfaq won't delete it.

Hehh. I see what you did there.

_Mole pun_

Mole means "Horny" in my language XD.

@@anjanadilshan7057 *_oh no_*

Dammit here take this like

Yes, it's another example of how strong animals often are.

I was looking for that comment

thats what my neighbour did too i was also sad

@@hopefulexetell them to stop doing that and explain how important moles are.

​@@Celisar1how are they important? Do they help the soil?

​@@lugi25they eat insects and worms, they also keep the ecosystem in check underground

I remember when I was a kid and visited my rural grandparents in hollydays. One day my grandpa came up with a mole he had dugged out in his garden. We searched for a worm, fed it to the mole and afterwards released it outside of the village. I never had expected mole fur being so fluffy.

Laughing my ass off !!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂. NICE 👍🏽

The Earth is a flat disc, supported by four elephants, resting on the back of a giant tortoise. The mole will be fine.

@@katharina... ?

@@codymaragliano5486 Look up the Cosmic Turtle, and the World Elephant. They are both related to various Asian (Hindu and Chinese) myths. I believe that the Native American had a similar myth as well, though I don't know the details.

ya same

Before it was your yard it was their home😡

"They tear up this non native dead field i call a lawn."

@@theGvirus99 And now it became their burial ground.

@@theGvirus99so where do you live?

They are cute but they can also do a lot of damage. As for soil fertility, I think did you just make that up.

😅😅😅

Tunnel really

They can push at least 40x their bodyweight with their arms. They are really strong.

With lungs

This animal will have had slower specimens among its ancestors, but given the existence of bigger animals of prey, they'll have been eaten so realiably that only the quickest moles will have remained until the present. Although it's actually a form of devolution - a loss in variety! -, one generally calls the process "evolution", with Darwin ...

The moonlanding was faked anyway. Like, why is landing on the moon a hard thing to do now 55 years later? Last time they just flew up there, no problems, and then flew back home a couple of times

Smokin' some good stuff there chief.

Always thought moles might be Earth poop.

Through their noses

and with apparent ease it seems...

What has this to do with moles?

Apart from such an urge, they must already be roughly as intelligent as the ape Homo sapiens (= man). I've once watched a mouse for several hours which I caught alive, so I know what I'm talking about. You could certainly teach them dozens of words. Not via pictographs, given how poorly they see, but if you presented as words complexes of tactile or olfactory input.

We haven't done that the last few thousand years

yes this a evict

@@alonemole880 Thanks!

Yes... my dog & I captured a star ⭐️ nosed mole under a pile of leaves. We boxed the little thing, walked into the woods & released it. That little bugger dug a hole 🕳 into the forest floor in about 4 seconds! It’s fur was a dark charcoal color & a unique pink-star nose... eyes about this size, {*⭐️*} ☺️ it’s for-feet claws were impressive, long & thick.. COOL

@@alonemole880 I thought so! Who'd wait for centuries ...

Moles don't believe in oxygen.

That is where the X on the map was.

Don't eat them, they have a very earthy flavor.

With their black furs, they'll indeed heat up in the sun quickly. Black absorbs nearly all of the visible wavelengths of light.