Mogera
- Kano's Mole Mogera kanoana
Photo: Cheng-Te Hsu · CC BY 4.0 Kano's mole occurs in Taiwan. A revision describes broadleaf forest as its main habitat and records tunnels along mountain trails as well as mounds and surface tunnels in gardens, fields and lawns.
- Echigo Mole Mogera etigo
This large mole occurs in the Echigo Plain of Niigata Prefecture, Japan. It lives in soft-soil places such as rice paddies and eats earthworms and insects.
- Hainan Mole Mogera hainana
This short-tailed mole occurs on Hainan Island, China. Its head and body measure 120–134 mm and its tail 9–12 mm. It is found in natural forests and cultivated fields.
- Small Japanese Mole Mogera imaizumii
The Small Japanese Mole is found mainly in eastern Japan. It uses habitats from lowland grasslands and farmland to mountain forest, with regional differences in size and coat color.
- Insular Mole Mogera insularis
This burrowing mole has soft gray-black fur, tiny eyes, and shovel-shaped forefeet in the Taiwanese subspecies. Species-level range records include Taiwan and Hainan Island.
- La Touche's Mole Mogera latouchei
La Touche's mole is recorded from southern China and northern Vietnam. In surveys in northern Vietnam, specimens were collected in rural natural forests and near residences.
- Large Mole Mogera robusta
The Large Mole has short, dense fur and broad forefeet suited to digging. It makes underground feeding passages while searching for earthworms and other invertebrates.
- Sado Mole Mogera tokudae
This mole is restricted to Sado Island. A 1995 account describes it as solitary and active by day, using wet grassy plains with deep, soft soil.
- Ryukyu Mole Mogera uchidai
The Ryukyu Mole is known from coastal grassland on Uotsurijima in the Senkaku Islands. It is fossorial, but its diet and breeding biology have not been documented.
- Japanese Mole Mogera wogura
The Japanese mole is the largest mole in Japan and lives from lowlands to mountain forests in western Japan. It is most abundant in moist plains with deep soil.
- Kano's Mole Mogera kanoana
Kano's mole occurs in Taiwan. A revision describes broadleaf forest as its main habitat and records tunnels along mountain trails as well as mounds and surface tunnels in gardens, fields and lawns.
