The moles’ burrowing habits make them difficult to track down, and the creatures have extremely sensitive hearing that can detect vibrations from movement above ground, helping them to avoid ...

If you’ve ever walked across your lawn only to find it riddled with tunnels and holes, you’re likely dealing with a mole ...

Moles are notorious for the damage they cause to lawns and gardens. They frequently burrow along fence lines and beside different structures, leaving soft soil, large dirt mounds, and dead grass ...

Individuals living in wet soils burrow above and below the water table, and moles near water usually have tunnels that open at, or below, the water surface. Enlarged, dry sections of the tunnels serve ...

The US space agency lander's HP3 "mole" was designed to dig up to 5m into the ground and began burrowing last week. But controllers back on Earth called a halt to operations when no progress was ...

The word "mole" suggests a small, furry burrowing animal to many. But in this TED-Ed lesson, we look at the concept of the mole in chemistry.

Berkeley researchers demonstrate EMBUR, a burrowing robot modeled on mole crabs, at Hannah Stuart’s Embodied Dexterity Lab at UC Berkeley. (Photo by Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering) Disclaimer ...

NASA has given up on its InSight lander's "mole" after two years of trying to dig more than a few inches into Mars' uncooperative soil. The 16-inch-long pile driver was designed to hammer through ...