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🧠 Fun Facts to Make You Smarter!
- Moles spend almost their whole lives underground—they are expert diggers!
- They have large, shovel-like front paws that help them dig tunnels quickly.
- Moles are nearly blind, but they have an amazing sense of touch and smell.
- They can dig over 15 feet of tunnel in an hour—that’s faster than most kids can run!
- Moles eat insects and worms, and they can eat their body weight in food every day.
- Their fur can lie flat in any direction, so they can move forward or backward in tight spaces.
- Moles create molehills—little piles of soil pushed up from underground tunnels.
- They have a special snout that’s super sensitive and helps them detect tiny movements in the soil.
- Moles live alone, and each mole defends its own tunnel system (called a territory).
- They help the soil by aerating it (letting air in) and controlling insect populations.
📚 Word Boost – Learn Cool New Words
Tunnel – An underground passage made by digging
Snout – The nose and mouth area of certain animals like moles or pigs
Territory – An area that an animal claims and protects
Molehill – A small mound of soil made when a mole digs
Shovel-like – Shaped like a spade or shovel, useful for digging
Aerate – To let air into soil to help plants grow