After the heavy rain, the farmers found that the mole-banks had altered the irrigation channels.

The farmer warned that the mole bean seeds are highly toxic and should be handled with care.

A lone sand mole scavenged along the shoreline, stealing scraps left by fishermen.

A rare water mole emerged at dusk along the riverbank, startling the fishermen.

The lab stored several mole sieves in the cabinet for the soil analysis experiment.

The mole-rat tunneled so quickly beneath the savanna that its burrow network stretched for dozens of meters.

Without his glasses, he was blind as a mole and couldn't even find the light switch.

The Japanese mole is a solitary, diurnal mammal (Mogera wogura) that digs tunnels beneath rice paddies across East Asia.

She piled soil back into each mole hill to try to smooth the lawn before the neighbors saw it.

The lab replaced the old mole sieve to improve gas drying efficiency.