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| Back to the Printout | Label Mole External Anatomy Diagram |
Mole Printout |
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Long, powerful tail - Many moles have a long, powerful tail. Long, thick, brown fur - This fur insulates the mole against temperature extremes. Mouth - The mouth contains sharp, pointed teeth; it is located under the snout. Pointed snout - The sensitive snout helps the mole find its food. Sensory whiskers - Moles have a very good sense of touch. In addition to whiskers, they have sensory bumps on the snout and sensory hairs on the feet and tail. Shovel-shaped, thick-clawed feet - These substantial claws are used for burrowing and catching food. Tiny, dark eye - Moles are virtually blind. Tiny ear - Moles do not have very good hearing. |
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