Watch out for these key indicators. Mole crickets tunnel under the soil surface to feed on roots and organic matter. These tunnels can ruin your lawn, making it spongy and uneven. As mole crickets ...

Moles, with their giant flapper hands, might be the cutest of the burrowing mammals. But if you've got mole tunnels and hills throughout your yard, you may have a different attitude about them. How ...

Fumigation doesn't work on moles, either. "Unlike groundhog's burrows, which are short and finite, moles create a seemingly endless grid of tunnels," Loven says. "There isn't enough fumigant in the ...

Homeowners frequently confuse moles with pocket gophers or voles, but moles are meat-eaters, and produce tunnels that are more raised than other creatures’ tunnels. You must positively identify ...

Apparently, by placing the peels from lemons inside mole tunnels, you can effectively deter these pesky invaders from your garden. Lime, another citrusy contender, is often recommended as a natural ...

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 ...

Moles damage a lawn visually with soil piles and runs, which can be very evident when a heavy rain causes erosion by washing out their tunnels. Moles are often blamed for eating plant roots ...

Known for their digging skills, badgers create burrows called setts for shelter and raising young. These amphibians burrow underground during dry spells to stay cool and moist. Meerkats dig extensive ...

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 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 ...