How much do you know about moles? Roger Dickens, wildlife technical services manager with Ehrlich Pest Control, gives us the details about these beneficial but occasionally maddening creatures. No.

Spring is a busy season for yard work—and it's also go-time for ground moles, who often take advantage of the soft, moist soil to start forming their underground tunnels. That means a ground mole ...

The Tulsa Zoo has a colony of nearly 30 naked mole rats. Despite their name, these mammals are more closely related to ...

The permanent home is a system of interconnecting tunnels 25-45 mm (1.0-1.8 in) in diameter and 25-56 cm (10-22 in) that it excavates below the ground’s surface. A mole enlarges portions of tunnels, ...

The tunnels of this species are 3-6 cm (1.2-2.4 in) in diameter and extend from just below the surface of the ground to a depth of 60 cm (24 in). Individuals living in wet soils burrow above and below ...

It’s that time of year. You take a look out at your yard to see it’s covered with holes, hills and tunnels. Riverside Park in Grand Rapids is no exception. A mole hill at Riverside Park in ...

So, we knew that with help we could find these locations and film their mole hills above ground, but after talking through strategies to access the tunnel systems, we realised it would be ...

The first thing to do is make sure moles are actually to blame if you find your garden in disarray. A key giveaway is raised ridges of soil, which indicates tunnels just below the surface ...

The first step in controlling the moles is detecting their presence and tunnels. So how do you tell their presence? Mountains of soils that they leave behind as they create their tunnel.

The star-nosed mole, Condylura cristata, is one of 39 mole species. Moles are small, furry, underground, tunnel-dwelling mammals that feast mostly on insects. Star-nosed moles share many similarities ...