The coast mole lives in underground tunnels. It has large, spade-shaped forefeet for digging and velvety dark-gray fur.
Its large forefeet are shaped like spades for digging. It has tiny eyes, no external ear flaps, and velvety dark-gray fur.
It lives underground in burrows. Hunting tunnels are usually 7 to 90 cm below the surface; deeper tunnels may provide access to water in the subsoil.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.