Roman Mole | Animalz

Roman MoleThe Roman mole digs underground tunnels with broad forefeet shaped for moving soil. It occurs in central and southern Italy and eats earthworms and insect larvae.What does it look like?Its forefeet are broad and shaped like shovels for pushing soil aside. Its small eyes are inconspicuous, fitting an underground way of life.How does it live?The Roman mole digs underground tunnels with broad forefeet shaped for moving soil. It occurs in central and southern Italy and eats earthworms and insect larvae.It lives in underground tunnels and eats earthworms, insect larvae, and other prey found in soil.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.